· 7/1/1901
Coburn v. Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad
Citations
- 105 La. 398
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. The purchaser oí a railroad passenger ticket must take notice of the time limitation printed or stamped on the face of the ticket.</p> <p>2. A limit of one day on such a ticket is not unreasonably short.</p>
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- explaining that under the likelihood-of-success requirement, the movant must demonstrate not only that “this Court erred in its decisions, but also that the Second Circuit is likely to grant mandamus”
- In the context of a motion to stay proceedings pending mandamus review, there was no irreparable harm where party delayed 2-months before filing motion
- “‘[I]nexcusable delay in filing’ a motion to stay ‘severely undermines the . . . argument that absent a stay irreparable harm would result.’”
- “[T]he irreparability is a product of [their] own delay. This is a delaying tactic that is inequitable to the [Plaintiffs] and to the courts as well.” (quoting Hirschfeld v. Bd. of Elections in N.Y.C., 984 F.2d. 35, 39 (2d Cir. 1993)
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Judges: Blanchard, Nicholls, Provosty, Take
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