Local Rule DCt.LBR 5011-7: TRANSCRIPT PERTINENT TO MOTION TO WITHDRAW THE REFERENCE
D.D.C. — General rule
DCt.LBR 5011-7 TRANSCRIPT PERTINENT TO MOTION TO WITHDRAW THE REFERENCE
(a) ORDERING TRANSCRIPT.
If a party relies on a transcript of any proceeding not already on file, then by the date of that party's filing its motion or opposition, as the case may be, that party must deliver to the reporter, as defined in Bankruptcy Rule 8010(a)(1), and file with the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court a written order for the transcript and make satisfactory arrangements with the reporter for paying the cost of the transcript.
(b) REPORTER'S DUTIES; TRANSMITTAL OF TRANSCRIPT.
When a transcript has been ordered, the reporter is subject to the duties specified in Bankruptcy Rule 8010(a)(2). The party who seeks to rely on the transcript must:
(1) file a copy with the party's motion to withdraw the reference or the party's opposition, as the case may be, or
(2) if the transcript is not yet available, file a copy with the Clerk of the District Court, bearing a cover sheet with the District Court's Miscellaneous Proceeding caption, within 7 days after the reporter files the transcript with the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court.
(c) STATEMENT OF THE EVIDENCE WHEN A TRANSCRIPT IS UNAVAILABLE.
When a transcript is unavailable, the procedures of Bankruptcy Rule 8009(c) apply (with the words "appellant" and "appellee" changed to "party seeking withdrawal" and "opposing party," respectively).
COMMENT TO DCt.LBR 5011-7: This DCt.LBR 5011-7 addresses the issue (which seldom arises) of making a transcript part of the documents to be considered by the District Court in addressing the motion to withdraw the reference.