ALEYSSA MARIE ARROYO MARRERO v. TERENCE REA

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• stating that the Rule 62(b) procedure ‘“‘makes little sense as applied to an order to do, rather than an order to pay’
• appellant not entitled to stay of order to permit OSHA inspection under Rule 62(d)
• Rule 62(d) not applicable to order directing appellant to submit to a government health inspection
• denying stay of an order to comply with NLRB subpoenas
• order to submit to government health inspection

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