RULE 9021-1      JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS - ENTRY OF

(a)        Form of Judgments and Orders.  A judgment or order shall identify the motion or application upon which it is based and shall specifically set out the relief granted, e.g., Order Denying Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment; Order Granting Motion to Sell Property at 500 Gold Avenue SW, Albuquerque, New Mexico, etc.

Note:  See Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9004(b).

(b)       Prompt Submission.  At the conclusion of a hearing, a party as directed by the court shall promptly submit a proposed form of judgment or order.

(c)        Signature.  A judgment or order shall be signed by the submitting movant or attorney submitting the same.  The signature shall constitute a certification of the facts recited therein.

 Note:  See NM LBR 5005-4.2 and 5005-4.3.

 (d)       Approval; Listing of Those Entitled to Notice.  A judgment or order shall be approved by all parties appearing in the matter unless for good cause shown the court directs that such approval is not necessary.  It shall also list the names, addresses, telephone numbers, facsimile number, if any, and e-mail address, if known, of all attorneys and others entitled to notice of entry of the judgment or order.  The listing of each attorney shall identify the party represented.

 (e)        Stipulated Orders.  An order approved by all parties entitled to notice need not be accompanied by a motion.

 (f)        Final Judgment Based Upon a Negotiable Instrument.  A negotiable instrument that is the basis of a final judgment must accompany the judgment.  The instrument must be:

 (1)        filed as an exhibit upon entry of judgment;

 (2)        merged into the judgment and marked as merged; and

 (3)        marked with the docket number of the action.

 The instrument may be delivered to a party only by court order.

 Reference: Fed R. Bankr. P 9022(a).