Albert H. Carter v. United States of America

How courts have described this case

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• “Rule 41 sanctions no case-by-case analysis of the amount of effort expended by defendants. . . We have consistently held that rule 41(a)(1) means what it says.”
• party has absolute right to dismiss his legal action under Rule 41(a) prior to the filing of an answer or motion for summary judgment
• party has absolute right to dismiss his legal action under Rule 41(a) prior to the filing of an answer or motion for summary judgment
• plaintiff has absolute right to dismiss his complaint under Rule 41(a) prior to the filing of an answer or motion for summary judgment
• party has absolute right to dismiss his legal action under Rule 41(a) prior to the filing of an answer or motion for summary judgment
• party has absolute right to dismiss his legal action under Rule 41(a) prior to the filing of an answer or motion for summary judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).