Rabbit Ridge CEO Gets Fifth Delay To Respond to Contempt of Court Allegations.

 

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has approved a fifth delay — until June 27 — for a response from Rabbit Ridge CEO Leroy Codding who has been accused of multiple contempt of court misdeeds by the court-appointed trustee.

 

Previous Wine Industry Insight Articles on Rabbit Ridge

• Rabbit Ridge CEO Accused of Multiple Contempt Of Court Misdeeds By Bankruptcy Trustee
• Rabbit Ridge’s New Owner — Fluid Wine Fund I — Poised For Future Built On Tangled Bankruptcy Assets
• Rabbit Ridge Winery Properties Set for Over-Bid Auction
• Riboli drilling test water wells for possible Rabbit Ridge Winery Purchase
• Farm Credit, Bankruptcy Trustee Working Out Final Details of Rabbit Ridge Winery Final Sale
• Simultaneously evicted and not. Is Rabbit Ridge the Schrödinger’s Cat of Wineries?
• Rabbit Ridge Winery Bankruptcy Trustee Hires Farm Operator for 2021 Harvest; Most Grapes Still Unsold
• Deadlines and dueling appraisals set up Rabbit Ridge Winery property for an existential turning point in mid-June
• Unusual court proceedings mark bankruptcy auction for Rabbit Ridge Winery property scheduled for June 10 auction