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- In Part 1, enter the name(s) of the appellant(s) in the designated field. Specify their position in the adversary proceeding or bankruptcy case by selecting the appropriate checkbox.
- Proceed to Part 2 and describe the judgment, order, or decree you are appealing from. Make sure to include the date on which this judgment was entered.
- In Part 3, list all parties involved in the appeal along with their attorneys' names, addresses, and phone numbers. Use additional pages if necessary.
- If applicable, navigate to Part 4 and check the box if you wish for your appeal to be heard by the United States District Court instead of the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel.
- Finally, sign and date your form in Part 5. Ensure that you provide your attorney's contact information if represented.
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