· 1/3/1996
MacDraw Inc., Klayman & Associates, P.C. And Larry Klayman, Esq. v. The Cit Group Equipment Financing, Inc. And Richard Johnston
Citations
- 73 F.3d 1253
- 34 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 589
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 212
How courts have described this case
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- vacating imposition of sanctions because the District Court “engaged in no detailed consideration of what conduct by plaintiffs counsel satisfied the bad faith requirement”
- “because the specific grounds proffered by the district court do not support the imposition of sanctions, we find the sanctions improper”
- “because the specific grounds proffered by the district court do not support the imposition of sanctions, we find the sanctions improper”
- “In evaluating whether the signer of a filing has violated Rule 11, the district court applies an objective standard of reasonableness, examining whether, under the circumstances of a given case, the signer has conducted a ‘reasonable inquiry’ into the basis of a filing.”
- “In evaluating whether the signer of a filing has violated Rule 11, the district court applies an objective standard of reasonableness, examining whether, under the circumstances of a given case, the signer has conducted a ‘reasonable inquiry’ into the basis of a filing.”
- “Rule 11 sanctions must be imposed with caution.”
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Judges: Newman, Cardamone, Cabranes
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