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· 12/16/1997

Harold F. Hains III v. Odie Washington

Citations

  • 131 F.3d 1248
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 35325
  • 1997 WL 769191

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  • filing fees must be paid even when a case is dismissed under sec. 1915A
  • filing fees must be paid even when a case is dismissed under sec. 1915A
  • “[T]he filing of a complaint (or appeal) is the act that creates the obligation to pay fees, and what the judge does later does not relieve a litigant of this responsibility.”
  • “[T]he filing of a complaint (or appeal) is the act that creates the obligation to pay fees, and what the judge does later does not relieve a litigant of this responsibility.”
  • “[T]he filing of a complaint (or appeal) is the act that creates the obligation to pay fees, and what the judge does later does not relieve a litigant of this responsibility.”
  • “[T]he filing of a complaint (or appeal) is the act that creates the obligation to pay fees, and what the judge does later does not relieve a litigant of this responsibility.”

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Judges: Coffey, Easterbrook, Kanne, Per Curiam

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