Marsh v. Johnson

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• granting leave to file two supplemental declarations in response to 12(b)(1) motion
• “When circumstances have changed such that the court’s reasons for imposing the stay no longer exist or are inappropriate, the court may lift the stay sua sponte or upon motion.”
• “When circumstances have changed such that the court’s reasons for imposing the stay no longer exist or are inappropriate, the court may lift the stay sua sponte or upon motion.”
• ―When circumstances have changed such that the court‘s reasons for imposing the stay no longer exist or are inappropriate, the court may lift the stay sua sponte or upon motion.‖
• “When circumstances have changed such that the court's reasons for imposing the stay no longer exist or are inappropriate, the court may lift the stay sua sponte or upon motion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).