RULE 227. ANONYMOUS PARTIES
- (a) Petitioners: A petitioner in an action to restrain
disclosure relating to either a written determination or a prior
written determination may file the petition anonymously, if
appropriate.
- (b) Intervenors: An intervenor may proceed anonymously, if
appropriate, in any disclosure action.
- (c) Procedure: A party who proceeds pursuant to this Rule
shall be designated as "Anonymous." In all cases where a party
proceeds anonymously pursuant to paragraph (a) or (b) of this Rule,
such party shall set forth in a separate paper such party's name
and address and the reasons why such party seeks to proceed
anonymously. Such separate paper shall be filed with such party's
initial pleading. Anonymity, where appropriate, shall be preserved
to the maximum extent consistent with the proper conduct of the
action. See Rule 13(d), relating to
contempt of Court. With respect to confidential treatment of
pleadings and other papers, see Rule
228.
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