Holt v. Webster

How courts have described this case

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• noting that dismissal is a harsh yet necessary sanction in appropriate circumstances
• affirming a dismissal for failure to file timely and complete discovery responses under Tennessee Rule of Civil Procedure 37.04
• affirming the grant of default judgment on finding that there was “no plausible justification for plaintiffs’ failure to file timely and complete responses to defendant’s interrogatories.”
• “Plaintiffs in the instant case were given considerable opportunity to comply with the Trial Court’s orders. Yet, we find nothing in the record showing any reason for their failure to respond timely and completely to the order of discovery.”
• involving failure to timely and completely respond to discovery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).