Legal Opinion
In Re the Knoxville News-Sentinel Company, Inc., (83-5095). In Re Knoxville Journal Corporation and Tennessee Newspapers, Inc., (83-5096)
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Decided December 13, 1983No. 83-5095, 83-5096PublishedCited by 392 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BOYCE F. MARTIN, Jr., Circuit Judge.
In this appeal, two Tennessee newspapers, intervening parties in the lawsuit between United American Bank and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, are seeking a writ of mandamus. The newspapers request that we vacate an order of the district court which permitted the bank to remove from the court’s record, prior to public inspection, two exhibits the bank had filed in its lawsuit against the FDIC.
On January 25, 1983, bank examiners of the FDIC, pursuant to their statutory authority to regulate federally-insured state banks, presented the bank…
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