Judge: Land will be sold despite objections  

by Amy McCullough

Published: February 26,2010

Tags: Charles H. Evans Jr., Chris Evans, lawsuit, Mississippi Valley Title

Trial is set for Oct. 25 At a bankruptcy hearing Feb. 19 in Jackson regarding the Evans commercial real estate fraud case, Judge Neil Olack ruled that land would be sold to generate money and federal proceedings would continue despite Mississippi Valley Title’s request to hold off until its chancery court suit could be transferred [...]

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One Response to “Judge: Land will be sold despite objections  ”

  1. Mississippi Business Journal » Blog Archive » Charles Evans Jr. may be held in contempt Says:
    May 24th, 2010 at 7:51 am

    [...] Land will be sold despite objections * Feb. 26, 2010 [...]

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