Local Rule B-9019-1: Stipulations and Settlements
Bankr. N.D. Ind. — General rule
B-9019-1 Stipulations and Settlements When a case, adversary proceeding, contested matter, dispute, claim or controversy is settled, the parties shall promptly notify the court of the settlement or stipulation and, within the time required by the court, file an agreed judgment or order and, where appropriate, a motion to compromise which will be considered following notice to creditors in accordance with N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-2002-2. The court may extend this time upon a showing of good cause. Failure to file the required judgment or stipulation may result in the dismissal of the pleading, motion, objection, or application upon which the matter was at issue.
HISTORICAL AND REGULATORY NOTES Pursuant to Order Amending Local Bankruptcy Rules dated February 15, 2005, this rule was amended in accordance with Rule B-2002-2.