Lawrence Moore, Plaintiff-appellant, v. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 569;international Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; J.j.barry; S.r. Mccann; Dick Robbins; San Diego Electricalpension Trust; San Diego Electrical Health and Welfaretrust; San Diego Electrical Industry Training Trust; Sandiego Electrical Industry Education and Manpower Developmenttrust; Labor Management Cooperative Fund; San Diegonational Electrical Contractors Association; Fischbach &moore, Inc.; Tom Pridemore; Paul Blackwood; Wayne Lovin;jim Westfall; Wilmer Bass; Dick Smith; Terry Godshalk;joe Heisler; George England; Ray Altmeyer; John Simpson;jim Alysworth; Charles Wilder; Joe Mansolillo; Roncooper; Dave Allison; Ken Stuart; Dave Raspolich; Waynevan Der Linden; Jack Zwart; Mike Sparks, Defendants-appellees, 139 F.3d 906 (9th Cir. 1998)
Annotate this CaseAppeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of California Rudi M. Brewster, District Judge, Presiding
MEMORANDUM*
Moore finally contends that the district court erred by requiring a $2,000 bond because Moore already had a balance of $906.28 remaining of the $1,000 bond he had posted in his first appeal of CV-91-1543. We disagree. The district court properly awarded the balance remaining of the $1,000 bond to the trust defendants pursuant to liens the trust defendants had against the $1,000 bond, making a new bond necessary.
AFFIRMED.
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