Order or Judgment—Entry of; Costs.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Oregon
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-82- (II) A list of names and addresses of all contesting parties who are not, and whose attorneys are not, ECF Participants or a statement that there are no such parties. (B) Default Order in Adversary Proceeding. In addition to the requirements in (A), a proposed default order under FRBP 7055 must state whether the matter is core or noncore, state the name and docket number, if available, of the motion for default order, and be filed on a document separate from the proposed judgment. (C) Stipulated Order or Judgment.
In addition to the requirements in (A), the following form requirements apply: (i) General. A statement that the order or judgment is a stipulation, and signatures, must only be placed below the three-pound (###) symbol denoting the end of the order or judgment text. (ii) Document Filed by ECF Intended to Delay or Stop Entry of an Imminent Order (for example, Discharge, Dismissal). If the filer wishes a stipulated order or judgment to delay or stop the imminent entry of another order, the filer must both: (I) File the proposed order or judgment by ECF as though it were an objection or a motion, using the ECF event that would have been used if a stipulation had not been reached.
Examples of documents that should be filed in this manner include a proposed stipulated order when there has been no previously filed objection to dismissal for failure timely to comply with legal requirements, or no previously filed motion to delay entry of discharge, extend time to file § 727 complaints, or extend time to file documents. (II) Lodge that document again using the “Upload Order on Previously Filed Motion” ECF event under the Order Upload category, and link it to the document filed under (I). (D) A lodged order or judgment that differs from the version attached to the motion, application, or complaint as permitted by (a)(2)(A) must comply with LBR 9004-1(d), except that the separate version showing the old and new language must be filed as correspondence and not attached to the lodged version. (c) “Text-Only” Entry.
An order or judgment entered by court personnel in ECF as a text-only docket entry is as official and binding as if the judge or clerk had signed a document containing that text. (d) Costs and Fees. (1) General. Allowed costs will be taxed by the judge under FRBP 7054(b) and this LBR.
Time deadlines in (2) and (3) relating to filing, or objecting to, a cost bill also apply to filing, or objecting to, a request for attorney fees in a contested matter or adversary proceeding in which judgment is sought for the prevailing party’s attorney fees. 12/1/2025