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 1                    AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BILL 2232

 2        AMENDMENT NO.     .  Amend House Bill  2232  on  page  2,
 3    immediately below line 6, by inserting the following:
 4        "(e)  The  party  moving for an accounting must, prior to
 5    any hearing thereon, certify in writing that, to the best  of
 6    the movant's knowledge, information, and belief, formed after
 7    reasonable  inquiry,  the  motion  for  an accounting is well
 8    grounded in fact and that it is not brought for any  improper
 9    purpose,  such  as to harass or to cause unnecessary delay or
10    needless increase in the cost of litigation.  If  the  movant
11    violates  this  certification,  the court, upon motion of the
12    party receiving support or on its own motion, may impose upon
13    the person bringing the motion an appropriate sanction, which
14    may include an order to pay  the other party  the  amount  of
15    reasonable  expenses  incurred because of the bringing of the
16    motion for accounting,  including  reasonable  attorney  fees
17    incurred  and  wages  lost as a result of having to appear in
18    court.  All proceedings under this subsection  (e)  shall  be
19    brought  in the manner set forth in Supreme Court Rule 137.";
20    and

21    on page 10, immediately  below  line  15,  by  inserting  the
22    following:
23        "(5)  The  party  moving for an accounting must, prior to
 
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 1    any hearing thereon, certify in writing that, to the best  of
 2    the movant's knowledge, information, and belief, formed after
 3    reasonable  inquiry,  the  motion  for  an accounting is well
 4    grounded in fact and that it is not brought for any  improper
 5    purpose,  such  as to harass or to cause unnecessary delay or
 6    needless increase in the cost of litigation.  If  the  movant
 7    violates  this  certification,  the court, upon motion of the
 8    party receiving support or on its own motion, may impose upon
 9    the person bringing the motion an appropriate sanction, which
10    may include an order to pay the other  party  the  amount  of
11    reasonable  expenses  incurred because of the bringing of the
12    motion for accounting,  including  reasonable  attorney  fees
13    incurred  and  wages  lost as a result of having to appear in
14    court.  All proceedings under this subdivision  (i)(5)  shall
15    be brought in the manner set forth in Supreme Court Rule 137.
16    "; and

17    on  page  12,  immediately  below  line  9,  by inserting the
18    following:
19        "(e)  The party moving for an accounting must,  prior  to
20    any  hearing thereon, certify in writing that, to the best of
21    the movant's knowledge, information, and belief, formed after
22    reasonable inquiry, the motion  for  an  accounting  is  well
23    grounded  in fact and that it is not brought for any improper
24    purpose, such as to harass or to cause unnecessary  delay  or
25    needless  increase  in the cost of litigation.  If the movant
26    violates this certification, the court, upon  motion  of  the
27    party receiving support or on its own motion, may impose upon
28    the person bringing the motion an appropriate sanction, which
29    may  include  an  order  to pay the other party the amount of
30    reasonable expenses incurred because of the bringing  of  the
31    motion  for  accounting,  including  reasonable attorney fees
32    incurred and wages lost as a result of having  to  appear  in
33    court.   All  proceedings  under this subsection (e) shall be
34    brought in the manner set forth in Supreme Court Rule  137.";
 
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 1    and

 2    on  page  17,  immediately  below  line  32, by inserting the
 3    following:
 4        "(5)  The party moving for an accounting must,  prior  to
 5    any  hearing thereon, certify in writing that, to the best of
 6    the movant's knowledge, information, and belief, formed after
 7    reasonable inquiry, the motion  for  an  accounting  is  well
 8    grounded  in fact and that it is not brought for any improper
 9    purpose, such as to harass or to cause unnecessary  delay  or
10    needless  increase  in the cost of litigation.  If the movant
11    violates this certification, the court, upon  motion  of  the
12    party receiving support or on its own motion, may impose upon
13    the person bringing the motion an appropriate sanction, which
14    may  include  an  order  to pay the other party the amount of
15    reasonable expenses incurred because of the bringing  of  the
16    motion  for  accounting,  including  reasonable attorney fees
17    incurred and wages lost as a result of having  to  appear  in
18    court.   All  proceedings under this subdivision (k)(5) shall
19    be brought in the manner set forth in Supreme Court Rule 137.
20    ".

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