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SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA Minor Court Rules Committee NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDER Relative to Federal CARES Act and LandlordTenant Cases The Minor Court Rules Committee is considering recommending

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1. To fill out a notice of proposed order, follow these steps:
2. Start by including the case name and number at the top of the notice.
3. Write the title of the notice, such as 'Notice of Proposed Order.'
4. Clearly state the purpose of the notice in the first paragraph.
5. Provide a brief background or explanation of the situation that necessitates the proposed order.
6. Present the proposed order itself in a clear and concise manner.
7. Include any necessary attachments or supporting documents along with the notice.
8. Sign and date the notice at the bottom.
9. Optionally, you may want to include a contact information section for any queries or further information.
10. Review the completed notice for any errors or missing information before submitting it.
11. Make copies of the notice for all relevant parties and submit it to the appropriate court or legal authority.

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1. A notice of proposed order may be needed by various individuals or entities involved in a legal case or administrative proceeding. Some examples of who might require a notice of proposed order include:
2. - Attorneys representing one or more parties in the case
3. - Judges or magistrates overseeing the case
4. - Legal clerks responsible for managing the court's documents
5. - Parties involved in the case, such as plaintiffs, defendants, or intervenors
6. - Court administrators or administrative staff
7. - Government agencies or regulatory bodies
8. - Any other individuals or entities directly impacted by the proposed order

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What is notice of proposed order?

A notice of proposed order is a formal notification that outlines a specific action or regulation that is intended to be implemented, subject to public comment or objection.

Who is required to file notice of proposed order?

Generally, entities or individuals proposing changes to regulations, policies, or practices that affect stakeholders are required to file a notice of proposed order.

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To fill out a notice of proposed order, one must provide details such as the proposed action, rationale, relevant legal citations, and information on how stakeholders can provide feedback.

What is the purpose of notice of proposed order?

The purpose of a notice of proposed order is to inform the public about impending changes and to gather input or objections to the proposed actions before final decisions are made.

What information must be reported on notice of proposed order?

Key information includes the subject of the order, the authority under which it is proposed, a summary of the changes, and how stakeholders can submit comments.