Annamalai v. Sivanadiyan

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• holding that district court did not abuse its discretion in dismissing complaint as malicious where plaintiff filed nearly identical suit in another forum before filing suit in district court
• noting that Annamalai has been “sanctioned extensively” in federal court for filing “a deluge” of meritless and frivolous actions
• noting that Annamalai has been “sanctioned extensively” in federal court for filing “a deluge” of meritless and frivolous actions
• noting that Annamalai has been “sanctioned extensively” in federal court for filing “a deluge” of meritless and frivolous actions
• affirming dismissal of pro se litigant’s complaint as malicious and district court’s imposition of monetary sanctions and imposing additional monetary sanction of $500 for frivolous appeal
• “Because Annamalai filed a nearly-identical suit in another forum before filing his suit in the district court, the district court did not abuse its discretion . . . in dismissing the complaint as malicious.”

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• Annamalai v. Sivanadiyan
  Supreme Court· 2018-10-29