Local Rule LBR 5075-1: Clerk — Delegated Functions; Designation of Parties to Provide Notice
Bankr. D.N.H. — General rule
LBR 5075-1 Clerk — Delegated Functions; Designation of Parties to Provide Notice
(a) Pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2002, the court designates as the party to give notice of the pleading and the hearing thereon, any party who by complaint, motion or other request however described, seeks an order or other relief from the court. Such plaintiff, movant or requesting party shall give notice to all parties in interest upon whom the granting of the requested order would have an adverse effect, but in any event notice shall always be given to:
(1) All persons who have filed an appearance or request for notice.
(2) In chapter 11, the creditors' committee, and any attorney for the committee or, if no committee has been appointed, to the twenty (20) largest unsecured creditors.
(3) The United States Trustee, the case trustee, if any, the debtor or debtor in possession and the debtor's attorney of record.
(4) If the order requested relates to the disposition of property, all creditors who hold or claim a security interest in the subject property by reason of a specific or general lien or encumbrance.
(b) With respect to notice required pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2002, the designation set forth in paragraph (a) of this rule shall be in effect wherever its terms apply.
(c) The Clerk shall give notice of the initial date set for the 341 Meeting, but notice of any rescheduled 341 Meeting shall be by the party causing the meeting to be rescheduled. The Clerk shall give notice as required pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(7) and 2002(f) except that the trustee shall serve the final report in a chapter 7 case. Notice required pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2002(b)(1) and 2002(b)(2) shall be given by the proponent of the plan of reorganization.