Local Rule 8009-1: RECORD ON APPEAL

RULE 8009-1 RECORD ON APPEAL

(A) Record on Appeal- Exclusions: Unless otherwise directed by the Court, the record on appeal in any matter shall not include counsel's opening statements or arguments of counsel, including arguments of counsel on motions.

(B) Designating Record on Appeal: Unless the parties file a timely written designation of record with the Clerk pursuant to FRBP 8009 designating the papers which shall constitute the record on appeal, the Clerk shall forward to the proper appellate court a certification that no designation of record was filed.

(C) Copies of Record: The party filing a designation of items to be included in the record on appeal shall file with the designation a complete and correct copy of all designated exhibits that were not filed electronically.

Comments 8006-1 A technical change has been made at paragraph (C)(2). [Change effective 12/01/09.]

8006-1 Changes have been made at paragraph (C) and (1)-(2) therein to conform to an internal procedure for administering the record on appeal between the Bankruptcy and District Clerk's Offices. [Changes effective 09/01/11.]

8009-1 Rule 8006-1, Record on Appeal, is re-designated Rule 8009-1 Record on Appeal, which conforms to Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 8009. That rule, which takes effect December 1, 2014, is derived from former Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 8006 and Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure 10 and 11(a). [Change effective 12/01/14.]