· 9/25/1937
Nelson v. City of Juneau
Citations
- 9 Alaska 226
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the court lacked jurisdiction to hear plaintiff’s claim alleging breach of an implied-in-fact contract stemming from the district court judge’s acceptance of the case in forma pauperis
- finding that the court lacked jurisdiction to hear plaintiff s claim alleging breach of an implied-in-fact contract with a district courtjudge, stemming from thejudge's acceptance of the filing of a complaint informa paupens
- determining that, where plaintiff submitted an illegibly signed copy of a computer printout of what appeared to constitute plaintiffs inmate banking history, plaintiff failed to comply with section 1915(a)(2) because the document lacked language of certification
- construing allegation that a “District Court Judge violated [a] contract” with plaintiff as a request to review the actions of a federal district court
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