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MR. H. CHODOS: Yes, Your Honor. I just wanted to
explain.
THE COURT: What I have read, obviously, are copies
of documents which counsel furnished me. I am concerned
about the scope of the relief that is sought.
I am concerned about the ex parte nature of the
proceedings, and the rather majestic order which would flo\<.·
from these proceedings without a hearing. I arr. not
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unmindful there are charqes that dissipation of the properties
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may occur, and I am also not unmindful of the one cruncher,
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if you will, which is the proposed sale of the Big Sandy
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property on January 4th, or the proposed completion.
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I have read the declarations pretty carefully.
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The rest of the matters, and some of the supporting data,
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obviously, in the length of time afforded to me, I have
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barely skimmed through;some of the financial matters which
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are referred to in one of the declarations -- I guess it is
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Mr. Chapman's declaration -- are matters which I have just
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glanced at; obviously, I haven't digested those in any form.
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I would like to be enlightened, perhaps, about
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how far my writ runs in the first place. Can I really do
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anything about a real property tran�action which is going
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to close, apparently, in Texas? I don't have anybody before
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me, as I understand it. I will have somebody before me if
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I issue this order in due course. Presumably, Mr. Rader or
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Mr. Herbert Anrstrong or somebody will be served.
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Let me hear from the Attorney General or from
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Mr. Chodos, whoever is carrying �he ball here.
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