· 6/26/1995
Joan Cody v. Keith Mello and Thomas Murray
Citations
- 59 F.3d 13
- 32 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1002
- 1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 15863
- 1995 WL 377409
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Defendant Miller appears to have left DOCCS in 2022 based on publicly available information
- noting that a default judgment is “the most severe sanction which the court may apply”
- noting that the Court has “stated time and again that a trial court’s desire to move its calendar should not overcome its duty to do justice”
- noting that the Court has “stated time and again that a trial court’s desire to move its calendar should not overcome its duty to do justice”
- granting summary judgment where plaintiff alleged items were thrown on ground and did not demonstrate defendants wantonly damaged or destroyed property
- reversing order granting motion for default judgment due to “defendants’ failure to timely appear”
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Judges: Van Graafeiland, Feinberg, Van Graafeiland Kearse
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