· 1/31/1989
Marvin MacKey Lillian MacKey Husband and Wife v. Pioneer National Bank, a National Banking Corporation Paul Campbell, Marie Campbell, Husband and Wife
Citations
- 867 F.2d 520
- 13 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 638
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 815
- 1989 WL 5881
How courts have described this case
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- holding that § 24(Fifth) “has been consistently interpreted to mean that the board of directors of a national bank may dismiss an officer without liability for breach of the agreement to employ”
- holding that § 24(Fifth) “has been consistently interpreted to mean that the board of directors of a national bank may dismiss an officer without liability for breach of the agreement to employ”
- stating that “[a] movant cannot complain if it fails diligently to pursue discovery before summary judgment.”
- explaining that a moving party is not entitled to additional discovery under Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(f) “if it fails diligently to pursue discovery before summary judgment”
- “A movant cannot complain if it fails diligently to pursue 11 discovery before summary judgment.”
- “A movant cannot 23 complain if [he] fails diligently to pursue discovery before summary judgment.”
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Judges: Beezer, Hall, Wiggins
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