Why does it matter if I file something regarding an adversary complaint using the bankruptcy case number?
The Clerkâs office makes a fuss about ensuring adversary proceeding documents are filed in the adversary for one very simple reason – the appropriate party will not receive electronic notice if something is filed using the bankruptcy case number. Any document regarding an adversary that is filed in the bankruptcy case will be marked as “Entered in Error” on the docket and an Order will enter requiring the document to be filed in the correct proceeding.
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