Local Rule 9023-1: Motion to Amend Findings or for New Trial, Rehearing, or Reconsideration
Bankr. D. Alaska — General rule
Rule 9023-1 Motion to Amend Findings or for New Trial, Rehearing, or Reconsideration
(a) Time for Filing. A party filing a motion for rehearing or reconsideration must do so within the time specified in Rule 9023(a), Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure.
(b) Opposition.
(1) Unless otherwise provided by the Code or Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure or ordered by the court, no opposition to a motion to amend or make additional findings, for new trial, rehearing or reconsideration may be filed.
(2) The court generally will not amend or make additional findings, or grant a new trial, rehearing, or reconsideration without first requesting opposition be filed.
(3) No reply to an opposition to a motion to amend or make additional findings or for new trial, rehearing, or reconsideration may be filed unless requested by the court.
(c) Submission Without Argument. Unless the court otherwise orders, a motion to amend or make additional findings, for new trial, rehearing, or reconsideration will be submitted to the court for decision on the briefs without oral argument.
(d) Applicability to Rule 9024 Motions. This rule applies to motions for relief from judgment or order under Rule 9024, Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, if the motion is made within the time specified in Rule 8002, Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure.
(e) Non-Appealable Orders. The provisions of subsection (a) notwithstanding, a motion for reconsideration of a non-appealable order based upon an intervening change in controlling law may be made at any time prior to entry of an appealable order or judgment.