Attorneys claiming fees and expenses in cases transferred to the former United States Court of Claims from the Indian Claims Commission pursuant to 25 U.S.C. § 70v (1976) (amended 1977), and thereafter assigned to this court pursuant to Pub. L. No. 97–164, § 149, 96 Stat. 25, 46, wherein money judgments are entered shall file the appropriate motion or motions within 30 days after entry of the money judgment. Defendant shall file its response within 28 days and a reply may be filed within 14 days. Absent the filing of such a timely motion, a docket entry will be made closing the case. Said motions shall state that copies thereof have been provided to the tribal counsel, other head officer of plaintiff, if there be one, or if there is neither of the foregoing, then to the agency superintendent under whose jurisdiction the plaintiff may be.

Appendix G formerly appeared in these rules as General Order No. 4 issued December 29, 1982. Although Appendix G remains the same in substance as General Order No. 4, some of the earlier language was deleted as unnecessary.

Section 149 of Pub. L. 97–164, 96 Stat. 46, referred to in text, amended former section 70v–3 of Title 25, Indians.