· 4/11/2000
In Re Carnegie International Corp. Securities Litigation
Citations
- 107 F. Supp. 2d 676
- 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 6137
- 2000 WL 767482
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- holding that request is not particularized where subpoena sought 21 categories of documents, testimony on 32 different subjects and every document relating to at least 77 separate individuals and entities
- holding that the stay also precludes defendants, from acquiring documents from a third party
- “Until the opportunity to test the sufficiency of the complaint has passed, the congressional intent is clear — no discovery should commence.”
- “More well reasoned decisions have held the automatic stay provision of the Act is triggered by the mere indication by defense of its intention to file a motion to dismiss” (citing cases)
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Judges: Gauvey
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