Appeal from Bankruptcy Court Contempt Order
In In re: C.W. Mining Co., No. 10-4028, creditors’ appeal from an order of the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel affirming a contempt order of the bankruptcy court, the court affirmed where 1) given a facially plausible motion, creditors were not denied due process because they were afforded adequate notice and a meaningful opportunity to be heard; and 2) creditors’ argument that Local Rule 9013-1(c) is unconstitutional was not previously raised; and 3) the bankruptcy court did not exceed its authority by voiding the actions taken by creditors in violation of the automatic stay.
Related Resources
- Read the Tenth Circuit’s Decision in In re: C.W. Mining Co., No. 10-4028
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