Rule 9.1 Notice of Hearings

This rule has been reserved, which means it no longer contains active content. The text that follows it explains a related requirement for auditors and hearing officers who are appointed under Pennsylvania law.

When someone is appointed as an auditor or hearing officer to handle part of a court case, they must tell people about any hearings that get scheduled. The way they give this notice, and who they need to notify, depends on the local rules of the specific county court handling the case. This means the exact notification process can vary depending on where the case is being heard.

If you are involved in a case with an auditor or hearing officer, you should check your local county court rules to understand exactly how and when you will be notified about hearings.