· 1/7/1976
James v. Daley & Lewis
Citations
- 406 F. Supp. 645
How courts have described this case
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- denying plaintiff's motion for change of venue because plaintiffs articulated reasons for transfer did not arise after filing action
- denying plaintiff's motion for change of venue because plaintiffs articulated reasons for transfer did not arise after filing action
- “[B]efore a court will grant a plaintiff's motion for a change of venue, he must first show a change in circumstances since the filing of his suit.”
- “However, before a court will grant a plaintiff’s motion for a change of venue, he must first show a change in circumstances since the filing of his suit. None of plaintiffs’ reasons for transfer have arisen since the inception of this suit.” (citations omitted)
- “However, before a court will grant a plaintiff’s motion for a change of venue, he must first show a change in circumstances since the filing of his suit. None of plaintiffs’ reasons for transfer have arisen since the inception of this suit.” (citations omitted)
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Judges: Latchum
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