Posted on 06/07/2009 6:52:45 AM PDT by jimbo123
Indiana pension funds stay request iling to the Supreme Court here:
http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/indiana.pdf
Yeah, Ruth Ginsberg is gonna hear the emergency appeal.
BTTT. Chrysler’s application to the Supreme Court quotes from some Obama Administration e-mails filed under seal (!) in the bankruptcy court that makes the officials involved look like gangsters. Too bad the application had to be made to Judge Ginsberg . . .
Robert Manzo’s e-mail telling the Chrysler CEO that their company is going to be a “Guinea Pig” in this filing is shocking.
That third paragraph is an eye-opener.
Imagine getting away from current responsibilities! Who would buy a car at all from them now? No wonder I got a $1000 check, loyalty certificate, good for only a few days.
our last best hope as a country for saving free enterprise, private property, and contract law.
... but i doubt it has a chance.
and unfortunately, it IS bush’s fault. they should have been bankrupt last december.
Ginsberg, fcol
Yet another reason they filed in NY.
Thanks...think I heard on CNBC there was a stay of some kind....sorry for not having more facts.
Link to Marketrwatch article Sunday:
Chrysler deal is challenged in appeal to High Court: Journal
The stay expires in 54 minutes, unless ginsberg issues a new one.
If RPG issues a new stay, it will show up here as a micelanious order dated 6/8/09 at the top of the list.
http://www.supremecourtus.gov/orders/08ordersofthecourt.html
US SUPREME COURT HAS AGREED TO EXTEND THE STAY!
(CNBC)
The stay has expired.
They did - GOOD!
Indiana State Treasurer (plaintiff) on CNBC now.
Fox news has it now
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/06/08/breaking-supreme-court-halts-chyrsler-sale-fiat/
That was a squeeker. We were minutes from the death of the Republic.
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