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· 7/24/1961

PHS. Van Ommeren Shipping (U.S.A.), Inc. v. International Bank

Citations

  • 196 F. Supp. 200
  • 1961 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 4091

How courts have described this case

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  • awarding $5,585.00 as reasonable expenses incurred in making motion to compel, finding 8.5 hours and hourly rate of $490 reasonable
  • awarding $5,585.00 as reasonable expenses incurred in making motion to compel, finding 8.5 hours and hourly rate of $490 reasonable
  • finding two weeks was reasonable notice and noting generally “[T]en business days’ notice [of a deposition] would seem to be reasonable”
  • party failed to appear despite “notice stating he would not appear at his 17 deposition”
  • “As an initial matter, this Court finds plaintiff’s failure to appear at the properly noticed deposition on December 21st was not ‘substantially justified.’”
  • “plaintiffs failure to appear [at his deposition] was not substantially justified since plaintiff ... failed to file a motion for protective order under Rule 26(c) ...”

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Judges: Dimock

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