However, in January 1986, after claims the MIGN had been delinquent on payments to Penn Central for the remaining railroad line, a federal judge granted the MIGN a six-month grace period to make a payment of $150,000 to the Penn Central.
However, in January 1986, following allegations that the MIGN was in arrears with Penn Central for the remaining railroad line, a federal judge granted the MIGN a six-month reprieve to make a payment of $150,000 to Penn Central.