PDF File with Audio File Attachment, Audio Date 12/18/2020 — In re Panthera Enterprises, LLC, Case 2:19-bk-00787, Doc. 259 (Filed 12/18/20)

What This Document Is

Docket entry 259 is a one-page CourtSpeak cover sheet with an embedded MP3 audio attachment, filed December 18, 2020, documenting a hearing held that day at 10:00 a.m. with a run time of one hour, fifteen minutes, and thirty-six seconds. The cover sheet itself carries no transcript text; it identifies the case, date, and audio file.

Factual Summary

The document is the court's standard digital-recording cover sheet, listing the case number (2019-00787), case title, audio file name (2bk2019-00787_20201218-100000.mp3), file size (36,285 KB), and run time (01:15:36). It carries the standard notice under 28 U.S.C. Section 753(b) that no transcript of the proceeding is official except one made from records certified by the court reporter or other designated individual. No hearing topic is stated on the cover sheet itself, but the length and date are consistent with a substantive hearing in the case's active fee-dispute period following the December 2020 filings on Bernstein-Burkley's fee application and the parties' objections and reply (docket entries 238, 247, 248, and 254).

Key Facts

• Docket entry: 259, filed and entered 2020-12-18, 1 page plus embedded audio attachment.
• Hearing date and time: 2020-12-18, 10:00 a.m.
• Audio run time: 1 hour, 15 minutes, 36 seconds.
• Audio file: 2bk2019-00787_20201218-100000.mp3, 36,285 KB.
• Governing notice: 28 U.S.C. Section 753(b), no transcript is official except a certified one.

Source Caveats

• This cover sheet contains no transcript text; the substance of the hearing is recorded only in the attached audio file, which was not independently transcribed for this summary.
• The queue's placeholder document title ("TEN Run Time Error Report") described the CourtSpeak system's internal file-naming convention, not the document's function; this summary states the document's actual nature as an audio-recording cover sheet.
• No hearing topic is stated on the cover sheet; the topic inference above is drawn from the surrounding docket sequence, not from the document itself, and should be verified against the audio or a later docket entry referencing this hearing.