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· 2/13/2002

Heyne v. Heyne (In Re Heyne)

Citations

  • 277 B.R. 364
  • 2002 WL 850149

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  • “[A] finding of contempt — which at the very least requires that the alleged [contemnor] must have knowingly disobeyed the underlying order — clearly lends itself to a finding of a deliberate and intentional act.”

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Judges: Richard L. Speer

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