Gilbert Schmidt v. Karl Herrmann

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• upholding a Rule 8(a) dismissal of “confusing, distracting, ambiguous, and unintelligible pleadings”
• upholding a Fed. R. Civ. P. 8(a) dismissal of “confusing, distracting, ambiguous, and unintelligible pleadings”
• upholding the dismissal of a complaint where it was “impossible to designate the 27 cause of action or causes of action attempted to be alleged in the complaint.”
• upholding the dismissal of a complaint where it 26 was “impossible to designate the cause of action or causes of action attempted to be alleged in the 27 complaint.”
• upholding Rule 8 24 25 dismissal of “confusing, distracting, ambiguous, and unintelligible pleadings”
• upholding Rule 8 dismissal of 28 “confusing, distracting, ambiguous, and unintelligible pleadings”

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