Judge continues hearing until Friday on motion to appoint North Shore trustee
LOVELAND — U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Joseph Rosania Jr. had intended to break motions hearings in the North Shore Manor Inc. bankruptcy case into two parts — one part Thursday and one part Friday morning.
One witness later, the first motion hearing had yet to conclude after 4 p.m., so it will continue Friday at 8:30 a.m.
The exasperated judge at one point denied a request for a recess to permit the parties to cool off and instead further admonished the parties to avoid argumentative questions.
“We’re finished for today,” the judge said as he later ended the hearing. “We’re coming back tomorrow. We’re…
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