· 9/22/1992
United States Ex Rel. Terry Investment Co. v. United Funding & Investors, Inc.
Citations
- 800 F. Supp. 879
- 1992 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14567
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting the plaintiff's argument that the court’s refusal to enforce the judgment against the defendant created a de facto stay, permitting the district court to order the defendant to post a supersedeas bond in the absence of the defendant moving for a stay
- “Here, appellant has not moved for a stay under Rule 62([b]) . . . . Rule 62([b]) nowhere expressly provides that the district court may, of its own accord or on motion from appellee, order appellant to post a supersedeas bond.”
- “Here, appellant has not moved for a stay under Rule 62([b]) . . . . Rule 62([b]) nowhere expressly provides that the district court may, of its own accord or on motion from appellee, order appellant to post a supersedeas bond.”
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Judges: Coyle
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