Local Rule 9075-2: CERTIFICATE OF NO OBJECTION
Bankr. E.D.N.Y. — General rule
Rule 9075-2 CERTIFICATE OF NO OBJECTION
(a) This rule shall apply only in non-individual chapter 11 proceedings before the Court.
(b) If a motion or application has been filed and appropriate notice thereof has been served, and no objection, responsive pleading, or request for a hearing with respect to the motion or application has been filed or served before forty-eight (48) hours after the expiration of time to file an objection, counsel for the moving party may file a certificate of no objection ("CNO") stating that no objection, responsive pleading, or request for hearing has been filed or served on the moving party. The CNO shall include the date of the filing and service of the motion or application, the deadline for filing an objection thereto, and a statement that counsel is filing the CNO not less than forty-eight (48) hours after the expiration of such deadline.
(c) By filing the CNO, counsel for the moving party represents to the Court that the moving party is unaware of any objection, responsive pleading, or request for a hearing with respect to the motion or application, that counsel has reviewed the Court's docket not less than forty-eight (48) hours after expiration of the time to file an objection, and that no objection, responsive pleading, or request for a hearing with respect to the motion or application appears thereon.
(d) Unless a hearing is required under the Bankruptcy Code or Bankruptcy Rules notwithstanding the absence of an objection, responsive pleading, or request for a hearing, upon receipt of the CNO, the Court may, in its discretion, enter the order accompanying the motion or application without further pleading, notice or hearing and, once the order is entered, the hearing scheduled on the motion or application shall be cancelled without further notice.