Green v. Osgood-Lewis-Perkins, Inc.

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• holding that a court may deny leave to supplement a complaint on grounds of undue delay, prejudice to the opposing party, or futility
• alleging that defendant's refusal to approve the construction of low income housing developments contravened the consent decree to provide such housing
• alleging that defendant’s refusal to approve the construction of low income housing developments contravened the consent decree to provide such housing
• noting that Rule 15(d) is intended as a \tool of judicial economy and convenience\
• noting that the district court retained jurisdiction to ensure compliance with order
• allowing plaintiffs to file supplemental complaint challenging conduct occurring after entry of final consent decree

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