Although confirming the finding that Gray, through his access to certain properties, had the financial ability to purge a prior contempt order, and that his failure to do so was "another example in the continuing pattern of bad faith demonstrated by him since the commencement of this litigation," the court abused its discretion in failing to impose additional, coercive sanctions, as contemplated in the original adjudication of contempt, for Richard E. Gray's and RAC's flagrant...
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