· 9/9/1988
Utah Farm Production Credit Ass'n v. Labrum
Citations
- 762 P.2d 1070
- 1988 WL 86049
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that every court has the power to compel obedience to its orders and, upon ordinary appellate review, upholding a contempt order issued by the trial court
- stating that attorney’s “acts, coupled with his knowledge of the duty imposed upon him, clearly evince his knowing and willful refusal to comply with the trial court’s order”
- construing the automatic stay provisions in a case affirming an order finding attorney Raymond Malouf— coincidentally an appellant and attorney in this case — in contempt of court for unlawfully converting funds
- attorney allowed to appeal contempt order issued against him after he violated a writ of garnishment
- in matters involving bankruptcy state and federal courts may have concurrent jurisdiction
- considering an attorney's appeal of a contempt order
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Judges: Stewart, Hall, Howe, Durham, Zimmerman
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