Carla M. Limmer, as Trustee of the Carla M. Limmer Trust v. City of Council Bluffs, Iowa

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• finding that“[e]xhaustion has not occurred .. . when an institution’s appeal process necessarily must continue after the filing of the complaint,” and that where the plaintiff “failed to exhaust his claims prior to initiating this suit,” dismissal was “mandatory”
• affirming dismissal but modifying to be without prejudice to plaintiff's right to refile when administrative exhaustion is complete
• finding dismissal “mandatory” for failure to exhaust and affirming district court’s grant of summary judgment but modifying order to be dismissal without prejudice
• finding dismissal “mandatory” for failure to exhaust and affirming a district court’s grant of summary judgment but modifying the order to be dismissal without prejudice
• finding dismissal “mandatory” for failure to exhaust and affirming district court’s grant of summary judgment, but modifying order to be dismissal without prejudice
• finding dismissal “mandatory” for failure to exhaust and affirming district court’s grant of summary judgment but modifying order to be dismissal without prejudice

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