D. Kan. Rule 83.8.8

(a) Applicability of Bankruptcy Rule 9033. Where the Bankruptcy Court has issued

proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law in a particular matter, Bankruptcy

Rule 9033 applies to the review of those findings and conclusions, regardless of

whether the proceeding has been designated core or non-core.

(b) Objections; Designation of Record. If a party objects to the proposed findings of

fact and conclusions of law filed by a bankruptcy judge, the party shall serve and

file along with its objection a designation of the items contained in the Bankruptcy

Court record that the party believes the district judge will need to review the

proposed findings and conclusions as provided by Bankruptcy Rule 9033(d).

Within the time allowed for responding to the objection, any other party shall serve

and file a designation of any additional items in the record that the party believes

the district judge will need. If any party designates a transcript of a proceeding or

any part thereof, the party shall immediately deliver to the reporter (in the event the

matter was recorded by a court reporter) and file with the clerk a written request for

the transcript and make satisfactory arrangements for the payment of its cost.

(c) Transmission to District Court. The Bankruptcy Court clerk shall transmit to the

District Court clerk a copy of the proposed findings and conclusions. On receiving

the proposed findings and conclusions, the District Court clerk will assign the

matter to a district judge.

(d) Specificity Required. The district judge may summarily overrule objections

lacking specificity as to allegedly erroneous findings or conclusions.

(e) Entry of Order. If no objection has been timely filed or if the parties consent in

writing, the district judge may accept the recommendations of the bankruptcy judge

and enter appropriate orders without further notice.

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