In Re William EISEN, Debtor. Richard MONEYMAKER, Appellant, v. Melvyn J. CoBEN, Appellee

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• presuming prejudice from unreasonable delay “even in the 16 || absence of a showing of actual prejudice to the defendant”
• “[T]he failure to prosecute diligently is sufficient by itself to justify 2 dismissal . . . [t]he law presumes injury from unreasonable delay.”
• “[T]he failure to prosecute diligently is sufficient by itself to justify 2 dismissal . . . [t]he law presumes injury from unreasonable delay.”
• “[T]he failure to prosecute diligently is sufficient by itself to justify 16 | dismissal... [t]he law presumes injury from unreasonable delay.”
• “[T]he failure to prosecute diligently is sufficient by itself to justify 6 dismissal . . . [t]he law presumes injury from unreasonable delay.”
• “The law presumes injury from unreasonable delay.”

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