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Another true or false question about bankruptcy laws?
Local rules issued by individual bankruptcy courts represent the ultimate authority for the practice and procedure before any bankruptcy court. ============== I say the answer is wrong, because the bankruptcy court to provide for their local court Rules do not go against the Supreme Court. In addition, not the district court rules for each specific dish? Which means that the Bankruptcy Court 'A' may have different local rules, the bankruptcy court 'B'? TIA
each court may make their own rules as long as they do not exceed the federal courts. the answer may not be true or false – it is a gray area issue, but then a black and white. as follows: "Local rules issued by individual bankruptcy courts represent the highest authority for the practice and procedure before any bankruptcy court, "yes -. as long as they do not exceed federal law.
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