Sixth Circuit· 9/17/1993

In Re Nlo, Inc.

Citations

5 F.3d 154
26 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1150
1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 23840
1993 WL 356412

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stating that trial courts \unquestionably have substantial inherent power to manage their dockets.\
stating that trial courts “unquestionably have substantial inherent power to manage their dockets.”
stating “[satisfaction of the numerosity requirement does not require that joinder is impossible, but only that plaintiff will suffer a strong litigational hardship or inconvenience if joinder is required.”
“Plaintiffs claiming an equal protection violation must first identify 6 7 and relate specific instances where persons situated similarly in all relevant aspects were treated 8 differently.”
“The Supreme Court has established that ‘in ascertaining [the] meaning [of the Rules] the construction given to them by the Committee is of weight.’” (quoting Miss. Pub. Corp. v. Murphree, 326 U.S. 438, 444 (1946))
“District courts unquestionably have substantial inherent power to manage their dockets”

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Judges: Merritt, Jones, Nelson

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