...from a judgment or order. Unlike a motion for a stay pending appeal (made pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 8007(a)(1)(A)), a motion for relief from a judgment or order (made pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 9024) does..., seeking 'Relief from' a 'Judgment or Order.'" Doc. No. 14, at 10. He reasons that, under Bankruptcy Rule 9024, "[Bankruptcy] Rule 8008 governs post-judgment motion practice after an appeal has been docketed and is pending," and that Bankruptcy Rule 8008, in turn, applies to "timely motion[s] in the bankruptcy court for relief." Id. (quoting Fed. R. Bankr. P. 8008 & 9024). But...motion was made "[p]ursuant to . . . [Bankruptcy Rule] 8007" ("Stay Pending Appeal"). Id.; Fed. R. Bankr. P. 8007. Thus, Kwong's motion sought a stay pending appeal, not reconsideration pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 9024.
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