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· 4/24/1911

In re Jackson Stores

Citations

  • 192 F. 705
  • 1911 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 94

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  • expenses awarded under Rule 37(a)(5) should encompass all expenses, whenever incurred, that would not have been sustained had the opponent conducted itself properly
  • “‘[E]xpenses incurred in obtaining the order’ should encompass all expenses, whenever incurred, that would not have been sustained had the opponent conducted itself properly” (quoting Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(a)(4)
  • “If opposition to discovery efforts is not substantially justified, the ‘expenses incurred in obtaining the order’ should encompass all expenses, whenever incurred, that would not have been sustained had the opponent conducted itself properly.”

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Judges: Speer

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