In Re Thomas James Dyer, Debtor. Nancy Knupfer, Trustee v. John Lindblade, in Re Thomas James Dyer, Debtor, John Lindblade v. Nancy Knupfer, Trustee

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• holding that 18 stay violators have an affirmative duty to remedy their stay 19 violations
• holding that 18 stay violators have an affirmative duty to remedy their stay 19 violations
• recognizing that attorney’s 8 | fees are “an appropriate component of a civil contempt award”
• holding that bankruptcy courts have no authority to impose 16 criminal contempt sanctions based on their punitive nature
• holding that when a creditor has knowledge of a violation of 6 the automatic stay, that creditor has an affirmative duty to undo the violation
• noting that this court has “refrained from authorizing a punitive damage award under the bankruptcy court’s inherent sanction authority”

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