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Berks Cnty. C.P. Civil Rules Rule 20
Notice of Bankruptcy Stay
So that this court is informed of an automatic stay under 11 U.S.C. Section 362, in all civil cases
pending before the Court of Common Pleas of Berks County, a party in such a case who files a Federal
Bankruptcy case shall within ten (10)days of such filing file written notice in this court.
The written notice shall be filed to the caption and number of the case in this court and have attached to
it a photocopy of the face sheet of the Bankruptcy petition certified by the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court
clearly showing the filing date.
All other parties shall be served with a copy of said notice in the manner provided by B.R.C.P. 440/441.
If a pre-trial matter, arbitration or trial is scheduled to occur within ten (10) days from the Federal
Bankruptcy filing, in addition to the written notice required above, the filing party shall immediately give
oral notice to all other parties and to the court administrator or other court personnel affected by the
automatic stay.
Upon termination of the stay, any party may move to reactivate the case in this court.
If the notice required by this rule is not given, the action shall proceed, and the court may issue an order
of sanction imposing court costs upon the party who fails to so comply.
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- Source
- www.berkspa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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