Hawaiian Paradise Park Corporation, a Hawaii Corporation v. Friendly Broadcasting Co., Inc., an Ohio Corporation

Good Law
414 F.2d 750·1969 U.S. App. LEXIS 11372
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitJuly 24, 196922394_1California3,883 words

Opinion

Opinion

Hamley, J.

Hawaiian Paradise Park Corporation (Hawaiian) entered into a contract with United Broadcasting Company, Inc. (United) for the sale of Hawaiian’s Honolulu television station. Uniied subsequently assigned its interest in the contract to Friendly Broadcasting Co., Inc. (Friendly). Hawaiian later declined to consummate the sale. Friendly then brought this diversity action against Hawaiian for injunctive relief and specific performance. Following a trial, judgment was entered for plaintiff and defendant appeals.

We are confronted at the outset with Friendly’s motion to dismiss the appeal on the ground that Hawaiian has waived its right to appeal by reason of its course of conduct after entry of the judgment.

Pending appeal, Hawaiian did not attempt to stay the district court judgment by filing a supersedeas bond or otherwise. Instead, acting through its counsel, it proceeded diligently to prepare and approve all necessary documents and to assist with all other details necessary to effect closing of the sale. In this connection a number of supplemental agreements were entered into which, at least in Friendly’s view, were not required of Hawaiian under the judgment! ■ ■

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