· 1/8/1979
Rheuark v. Texas
Citations
- 439 U.S. 1079
- 99 S. Ct. 859
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that a failure to sign generally is a “mere technical defect” but finding a Rule 11(a) violation where plaintiff, once notified, did not correct the pleading for over five weeks
- noting that a failure to sign generally is a “mere technical defect” but finding a Rule 11(a) violation where plaintiff, once notified, did not correct the pleading for over five weeks
- invalidating an unsigned pleading to amend a complaint when the defendant’s counsel left the pleading unsigned for five weeks after notification of the defect
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