· 8/5/1938
Paul v. Craemer
Citations
- 24 F. Supp. 353
- 1938 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1933
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that, although the plaintiff eventually received the relevant documents, “he was still harmed by [the defendant’s] failure to cooperate,” in part because the plaintiff “was forced to proceed with [a] deposition before receiving necessary documents”
- “A party ordinarily must file a motion to compel before the close of discovery and if it fails to do so, the motion will be deemed untimely.”
- “A party ordinarily must file a motion to compel before the close of discovery and if it fails to do so, the motion will be deemed untimely.”
- “A party ordinarily must file a motion to compel before the close of discovery and if it fails to do so, the motion will be deemed untimely.”
- “A party ordinarily must file a motion to compel before the close of discovery and if it fails to do so, the motion will be deemed untimely.”
- “A party ordinarily must file a motion to compel before the close of discovery and if it fails to do so, the motion will be deemed untimely.”
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Judges: Cosgrave
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