1650 Broadway Assoc., Inc. v. Sturm

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• stating when a dispositive motion is unopposed, the district court should “proceed to examine those portions of the record properly before them and decide for themselves whether the motion is well taken”
• “When a motion would be dispositive of the merits of the cause if granted, courts should normally not treat a failure to respond to the motion as conclusive.”
• “When a motion would be dispositive of the merits of the cause if granted, courts should normally not treat a failure to respond to the motion as conclusive.”
• “When a motion would be dispositive of the merits of the cause if granted, courts should normally not treat a failure to respond to the motion as conclusive.”
• “When a motion would be dispositive of the merits of the cause if granted, courts should normally not treat a failure to respond to the motion as conclusive.”
• “When a motion would be dispositive of the merits of the case if granted, courts should normally not treat a failure to respond to the motion as conclusive.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).