Consent To Service Of Documents By Receipt Of Ecf Notice Or By Email In Chapter 11 Cases printable pdf download

IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT

FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE

In Re:

Chapter 11

Debtor.

Case No. ____-_______(____)

CONSENT TO SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS BY RECEIPT OF ECF NOTICE

OR BY EMAIL IN CHAPTER 11 CASES

This Local Form allows Firms to opt for service of documents in chapter 11 cases by receipt of

the ECF Notice (if the firm has registered ECF users) or service of documents by receipt via

email. Firms consenting to service in the manner below waive the right to service by personal

service or first class mail, except as required under applicable law. Firms not opting for the

electronic service options below will continue to receive documents in the conventional manner.

Check one below.

CONSENT TO SERVICE BY RECEIPT OF THE ECF NOTICE IN CHAPTER 11 CASES

(for registered ECF users only).

I, ________

, on behalf of the Firm named below certify that I am a

registered ECF-user and that the Firm represents the Party named below. The Firm consents to

service of documents in the above-referenced case by receipt of the ECF Notice only. The

consent remains effective until it is withdrawn by submitting a signed written notice to the Clerk

of the Bankruptcy Court and served on Debtor's counsel.

________________

Party Represented

Firm

Date

When a document is filed electronically, a notification of electronic filing (the "ECF

Notice") is automatically generated by the Court's electronic case filing system ("ECF"). The

ECF Notice is sent electronically to the attorney filing the document and to registered

participants of the Court's Case Management/Electronic Case Filing System (CM/ECF). By

completing the above, the Firm is consenting that the receipt of the ECF Notice shall constitute

effective service for the Party represented of all papers and notices governed by Rule 7005 of the

Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure (incorporating Rule 5 of the Federal Rules of Civil

Procedure), Rule 9022 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, and all paper and notices

governed by Rule 9014(b) of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedures, except as otherwise

provided by law. Service of initiating pleadings on a party to a proceeding, such as the summons

and complaint in an adversary proceeding or an involuntary bankruptcy proceeding must be

made as provided by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy

Procedure, statute, Local Rule, or other applicable law. The Return of Service of Summons or,

as applicable, the Certificate of Service, may be made electronically.

LOCAL FORM 114

Consent To Service Of Documents By Receipt Of Ecf Notice Or By Email In Chapter 11 Cases