· 3/27/1995
McGinness v. Internal Revenue Service
Citations
- 898 F. Supp. 552
- 1995 WL 545309
How courts have described this case
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- holding good cause for discovery stay exists where dispositive motion has been filed and stay is for short time period that does not prejudice opposing party
- holding good cause for discovery stay exists where dispositive motion has been filed and stay is for short time period that does not prejudice opposing party
- “[P]roceeding with discovery while WILSUNELSER -5- the motion to dismiss is pending would unnecessarily drain the parties’ resources.”
- “proceeding with discovery while the motion to dismiss is pending would unnecessarily drain the parties’ resources”
- “[P]roceeding with discovery while the motion to dismiss is pending would unnecessarily drain the parties’ resources.”
- “[P]roceeding with discovery while the motion to dismiss is pending would unnecessarily drain the parties' resources.”
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Judges: Oliver
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