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    The SEC appealed an order from a district court judge that directed the SEC to pay half the costs for a transcript in a bankruptcy case. The district court judge stated that he would let the original order stand but would notify the SEC if he decided to enforce it. The appeals court directed the district court to make an order on the SEC's motion for reconsideration of the transcript cost order within 20 days.

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    Filed: 1955-04-06 Precedential Status: Precedential Citations: 220 F.2d 850 Docket: 11523

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    The SEC appealed an order from a district court judge that directed the SEC to pay half the costs for a transcript in a bankruptcy case. The district court judge stated that he would let the original order stand but would notify the SEC if he decided to enforce it. The appeals court directed the district court to make an order on the SEC's motion for reconsideration of the transcript cost order within 20 days.

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    In The Matter of Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation, Debtor. Securities and Exchange Commission, 220 F.2d 850, 3rd Cir. (1955)

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    220 F.

    2d 850

    In the Matter of PITTSBURGH TERMINAL COAL


    CORPORATION, Debtor.
    Securities and Exchange Commission, Appellant.
    No. 11523.

    United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit.


    Argued March 25, 1955.
    Decided April 6, 1955.

    William H. Timbers, Washington, D.C., (Thomas G. Meeker, Asst. Gen.


    Counsel, Aaron Levy, Atty., Securities and Exchange Commission,
    Washington, D.C., on the brief), for appellant.
    No argument in opposition.
    Before GOODRICH, McLAUGHLIN and HASTIE, Circuit Judges.
    PER CURIAM.

    An order was entered by a judge of the United States District Court for the
    Western District of Pennsylvania on November 29, 1954, directing the
    Securities and Exchange Commission to pay one-half the costs of a transcript of
    testimony upon a certain phase of this bankruptcy case. The Commission
    moved for a reconsideration of the order on December 8, 1954. The court,
    when this motion was presented, stated that: 'I will just let the order stand as I
    entered it. If I decide to enforce it some day I will let you know.' No further
    order was entered however.

    The district court is directed to make, within twenty days, such order upon the
    motion for reconsideration as it deems appropriate and correct.

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