· 4/20/1992
O'Neal v. Kennamer
Citations
- 958 F.2d 1044
- 1992 WL 64864
How courts have described this case
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- dismissing action against Small Business Administration for failure to comply with limitations period in § 2401(a)
- affirming the dismissal of state law claims under the Court’s discretionary pendant jurisdiction
- “State tolling and savings provisions do not apply when Congress has provided a federal statute of limitations for a federal claim.”
- “[S]tate tolling and savings provisions do not apply when Congress has provided a federal statute of limitations for a federal claim.”
- “one vague sentence,” which did not propose new or different allegations, in response brief was insufficient to amend complaint
- “[T]he Missouri savings statute is irrelevant because state tolling and savings provisions do not apply when Congress has provided a statute of limitations for a federal claim.”
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Judges: Godbold, Johnson, Kravitch
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