4th Cir. R. 27(b)

Motions and applications for orders if consented to, or if unopposed after due notice to all

interested parties has been given or waived, or if the orders sought are procedural or relate to the

preparation or printing of the appendix and briefs on appeal, or are such as are ordinarily granted

as of course and without notice or hearing, need not be submitted to the Court, or to a judge thereof.

Such orders may be entered for the Court by the clerk, who shall forthwith send copies thereof to the

parties.

Any party adversely affected by an order entered by the clerk pursuant to this rule shall be

entitled to request reconsideration of the clerk's action by the Court, if within 14 days after entry of

the order, such party shall file with the clerk and serve upon the parties to the proceedings a request,

in writing, for reconsideration, vacation or modification of the order, stating the grounds for such

request. The clerk shall thereupon submit to the Court the request for reconsideration, vacation or

modification, the motion or application upon which the order was entered, and any responses by

other parties which may have been filed in support or opposition to the request. The Court may

thereafter take such action as may be proper.