Jordan v. Randolph Mills, Inc.
District Court, M.D. North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
HIRAM H. WARD, Chief Judge.
This matter comes before the Court upon the appeal of John M. Jordan from the Order (June 28, 1982) (hereafter Contempt Order) of the Bankruptcy Court finding him in contempt of its Restraining Order entered July 13, 1979. The Restraining Order enjoined all persons from “in any way interfering with or disturbing the property and assets of [the] debtor [Randolph Mills, Inc.], until further order of ...” the court. In the Contempt Order the court found that Jordan’s actions in obtaining a permit and applying for a license to generate…
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