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Bucks Cnty. C.P. Rule 2.6A
Bucks County local rules: Rule 2.6A
Rule 2.6A Filing with the Clerk
1. Filing For a Particular Audit
Accounts to appear on a particular audit list must be filed not later than the
fifth Wednesday preceding the session of court when that audit list will be called,
except when that Wednesday falls on a holiday in which event accounts must be
filed not later than the next preceding non-holiday.
2. When Audit List To Be Called
The audit list will be called, and accounts thereon will be audited, unless
another date therefor be specially fixed, on the first Monday of every month of the
year, unless such first Monday falls on a holiday or on a day when circumstances
result in an unforeseen or unexpected cessation of courthouse function, in which
event said audit list will be called and accounts thereon audited on the next
following day not a holiday, or when courthouse functions have resumed in
compliance with Bucks County Orphans’ Court Rule 1.9A. Each audit list shall
include accounts continued from previous audit lists and new accounts eligible for
audit.
3. Appearances
At the call of the monthly audit list, counsel for the accountant (or associated
counsel authorized and prepared to act as such on behalf of the accountant), as well
as counsel for any other party or interested parties who desire to be heard (or
accountant or other party or parties, in interest in propria persona if not
represented by counsel), shall be personally present in open court and shall note
their appearance and such other matters as may be appropriate upon appearance
slips to be filed with the court at that time.
Provenance
- Source
- www.buckscounty.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
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