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· 9/14/1982

Ali v. Cuyler

Citations

  • 547 F. Supp. 129
  • 1982 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14712

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  • denying IFP because “plaintiff possessed 15 savings of $450 and the magistrate correctly determined that this amount was more than sufficient 16 to allow the plaintiff to pay the filing fee in this action.”
  • IFP application denied because 28 the plaintiff possessed savings of $ 450 and that was more than sufficient to pay the $60 filing 1 fee
  • IFP application denied because 25 the plaintiff possessed savings of $ 450 and that was more than sufficient to pay the $60 filing 26 fee
  • IFP application denied because 22 the plaintiff possessed savings of $ 450 and that was more than sufficient to pay the filing fee
  • IFP application denied because 19 the plaintiff possessed savings of $ 450 and that was more than sufficient to pay the $60 filing 20 fee
  • IFP application denied because 27 the plaintiff possessed savings of $ 450 and that was more than sufficient to pay the filing fee

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Judges: Raymond J. Broderick

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