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· 4/8/1953

Reese v. Pennsylvania R. R.

Citations

  • 14 F.R.D. 153
  • 1953 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3787

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the record as a whole warranted dismissal, after 21 months of failing to prosecute
  • finding that prejudice can be presumed from unreasonable delay even where several defendants did not file answers to the complaint
  • “The failure of the Marshals Service to properly effect service of process constitutes ‘good cause’ within the meaning of Rule 4(m).”
  • “[T]his motion [to dismiss for failure to prosecute] put Stoenescu on notice that defendants were seeking dismissal.”
  • “[T]his motion [to dismiss for failure to prosecute] put Stonescu on notice that defendants were seeking dismissal.”
  • presuming prejudice to defendants after plaintiffs 21-month delay

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Judges: Gourley

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