In 57.pdf, the court previously granted government's motion for new trial, solely to consider additional legal arguments on a contempt order. Following a flurry of filings, including debtor's own motion for new trial, which were complicated by conversion of debtor's case to chapter 7, the court again ruled that the government violated the automatic stay when, in order to recoup a previous overpayment of debtor, it reduced payments that it owed to debtor. Debtor was awarded $2,000 in attorney fees. This decision was reversed on appeal in 44 B.R. 262 (D. Utah 1983).