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· 3/30/1959

Buining v. The S.S. Transporter

Citations

  • 171 F. Supp. 465
  • 1 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 586
  • 1959 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3613

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that relevance and importance of discovery were not generally considered by courts in deciding whether to consider an untimely motion, and that both were inconsistent with a delay in seeking the discovery
  • noting that relevance and importance of discovery were not generally considered by courts in deciding whether to consider an untimely motion, and that both were inconsistent with a delay in seeking the discovery
  • noting that relevance and importance of discovery were not generally considered by courts in deciding whether to consider an untimely motion, and that both were inconsistent with a delay in seeking the discovery
  • finding defendant’s motion to compel untimely where filed two weeks after discovery deadline, even though it was filed on day of scheduling order deadline for all motions
  • denying motion to compel filed two weeks after discovery deadline and nine and a half months after documents were produced
  • ‘‘the alleged importance of the documents appears inconsistent with the delay in seeking the documents”

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Judges: Thomsen

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