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· 8/3/1967

Jesse W. Tolefree v. Harry Ritz, Badge No. 19, City of Richmond Police Department, First Doe, Second Doe, Third Doe, Seventh Doe

Citations

  • 382 F.2d 566
  • 1967 U.S. App. LEXIS 5406

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  • holding that the case “was also properly dismissed as to the fictitious defendants,” and “[i]f plaintiff later ascertains the names of additional persons he wishes join as defendants, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provide a way of doing so’’
  • “[This case] was also properly 24 dismissed as to the fictitious defendants[.] If plaintiff later ascertains the names of additional 25 persons he wishes to join as defendants, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provide a way of 26 doing so.”
  • “[This case] was also properly 21 dismissed as to the fictitious defendants. . . . If plaintiff later ascertains the names of additional 22 persons he wishes to join as defendants, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provide a way of 23 doing so.”

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Judges: Hamley, Merrill, Browning

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