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To: scion who wrote (11093)	8/28/2007 1:40:30 PM
From: scion	Respond to of 12518

5. Under normal circumstances, counsel for Pro-Plas, as a matter of courtesy, would consent to a reasonable continuance of the motions currently set on August 30, 2007. 6. However, Debtor Plasticon's conduct to date during the course of this Chapter 11 proceeding makes it impossible for Pro Plas' counsel to consent. 7. Since the filing of this case and the Pro Mold, Inc. companion case, both Debtors have largely ignored their Chapter 11 responsibilities and engaged in patterns of conduct prohibited under the Bankruptcy Code and this Court's Orders. 8. This conduct has not only been detrimental to Pro Plas, but detrimental to the creditor community at large. 9. Allowing such activities to continue unchecked by granting an unconditional continuance is contrary to the rule of law and ill advised. From - 08/28/2007 176 Response Filed by Pro Plas LLC (RE: related document(s)171 Motion to Continue/Reschedule Hearing filed by Debtor Plasticon International, Inc.). (Smotkin, Howard) (Entered: 08/28/2007) -------------------- Doc 176