· 4/18/1997
MacGregor v. Rich
Citations
- 941 S.W.2d 74
- 1997 WL 37696
How courts have described this case
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- stating that we review a dismissal for want of prosecution under a clear abuse of discretion standard and the central issue is whether the plaintiffs exercised reasonable diligence
- examining whether trial court's motion to dismiss was without reference to any guiding rules and principles, or whether the act was arbitrary or unreasonable
- finding no abuse of discretion in dismissing suit where plaintiffs failed to notify defendants of separate bankruptcy proceedings
- refusing to find abuse of discretion where trial court outlined basis for decision in dismissal order and considered evidence and argument at motion to reinstate
- refusing to find abuse of discretion where trial court outlined basis for decision in dismissal order and considered evidence and argument at motion to reinstate
- affirming dismissal for want of prosecution where plaintiffs attributed delay, in part, to bankruptcy proceedings but offered no evidence that the proceedings interfered with suit’s prosecution
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Judges: Per Curiam
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