Dale v. Internal Revenue Service

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a “failure to file a perfected request [] constitutes failure to exhaust administrative remedies” (internal citations omitted)
• holding that a “failure to file a perfected request [] constitutes failure to exhaust administrative remedies” (internal citations omitted)
• holding that a request seeking “any and all documents, including but not limited to files, that refer or relate in any way to Billy Ray Dale” was not reasonably described
• stating that “failure to file a perfected request [] constitutes failure to exhaust administrative remedies”
• stating that, after the agency requested additional information and a clarification of his request, “Dale did not respond” and instead filed suit “[e]ight months later”
• finding that a request seeking “any and all documents . . . that refer or relate in any way to Billy Ray Dale” was not reasonably described

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).