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Dauphin Cnty. C.P. RULE 9.7 - Confirmation of Report

Dauphin County local rules: RULE 9.7 - Confirmation of Report

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RULE 9.7. Confirmation of Report

(a) (1) Exceptions. Any exceptions to the report and recommendation shall be

filed with the Clerk of the Orphans’ Court within twenty days after receipt

of the notice required by Rule 9.6(a) and served on the attorney for each

interested party and the master or auditor. If exceptions are filed, the

Clerk of the Orphans’ Court shall forward the file to the Court

Administrator’s Office for assignment to a judge. No exceptions may be

filed after the expiration of the twenty days without leave of Court for good

cause shown.

(2) Confirmation. If no exceptions have been filed, the Clerk of the Orphans’

Court shall forward the file to the Court Administrator’s Office for

assignment to a judge and the report and recommendation shall be

confirmed absolutely.

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www.dauphincounty.gov
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2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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