Santaly v. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.

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• showing that convenience did not militate against transfer because six of the seven defendants did not even live in state, much less in the transferring division, and four of the witnesses were in jail
• showing that convenience did not militate against transfer because six of the seven defendants did not even live in state, much less in the transferring division, and four of the witnesses were in jail
• no time specified, but failure to respond for \reasonable time\
• no time specified, but failure to respond for “reasonable time”

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