A Vermont Notice of Motion (Chapter 11) is a document that is filed with the bankruptcy court in Vermont when a party wishes to obtain relief from the court or to present a motion for the court's consideration. It is typically used when a party is attempting to modify or terminate a contract, obtain a stay, or take some other action that requires court approval. The Notice of Motion can be filed by any party to the bankruptcy case, including the debtor, the debtor-in-possession (DIP), creditors, and other interested parties. The document must include the specific relief being sought, the facts that support the requested relief, and the authority or basis for the motion. There are several types of Vermont Notice of Motion (Chapter 11): a Motion to Modify the Automatic Stay, a Motion to Approve a Plan, a Motion to Reject an Executory Contract or Lease, a Motion to Sell Property of the Estate Free and Clear of Liens, a Motion to Pay executory Contracts or Leases, a Motion to Authorize the Use of Cash Collateral, and a Motion for Sanctions.