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D.D.C. DCt.LBR 9029-1

Bankruptcy Court Local Rules

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The Bankruptcy Court is authorized to make and amend rules of practice and procedure to

govern all cases, proceedings, and other matters in the Bankruptcy Court, subject to the

limitations and requirements of Bankruptcy Rule 9029(a) (1). Such rules and amendments shall

not be inconsistent with these District Court Local Bankruptcy Rules, and when proposed shall

be transmitted to the Chief Judge of the District Court. The District Court may order that any

proposed rule or amendment not take effect and may abrogate any such rule or amendment after

it takes effect.

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www.dcd.uscourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-18
Edition
fed-district-2026-09-18
Content hash
efb51b6f85773800e5c33c6cc7ae1d08bb879308a50d545bb1020a55432630a7
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