OBTAINING CREDIT, REFINANCING, AND LOAN

U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland

Rule Set: Local Bankruptcy Rules of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland

Rule: 4001-4

Jurisdiction: DMDB

Bluebook Citation: Bankr. D. Md. R. 4001-4

MODIFICATIONS (a) Service of Motion and Notice of Hearing. (1) The movant must select a hearing date for this type of motion from the Court Hearing Scheduler Program, and such date must be more than fourteen (14) days after the date of service. (2) The notice of the motion must state the hearing date and time. The notice must also include a description of the essential terms of the proposed credit, including the amount, the interest rate, the lender’s identity, the collateral pledged therefor, the repayment terms, the costs therefor, and the proposed use of the proceeds.

(3) The movant must serve a copy of the motion under this Rule on the respondent and any non-debtor co-obligor in the manner required by Federal Bankruptcy Rules 9014, 7004, and 3007. Additional requirements for the notice, the certificate of service, and the proposed order are governed by Local Bankruptcy Rules 2002-1(a), 9013- 4, and 9013-3, respectively. (b) Notice in Chapter 13 Cases. In a Chapter 13 case, the notice must be served on the creditors included on the list filed under Federal Bankruptcy Rule 1007(a), and on any other entity that the Court directs, notwithstanding any limitations set forth in Federal Bankruptcy Rule 2002 and/or Local Bankruptcy Rule 2002-1.

Ver. 25.01 (December 1, 2025) 34 (c) Response to Motion. The Court Hearing Scheduler Program will compute the date that an objection is due, and such objection deadline must be included in the hearing notice. If no timely response is filed, the Court may rule on the motion without further notice or a hearing as set forth in Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013-1(d).

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