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Eighth Circuit· 3/25/1981

Savola v. Webster

Citations

  • 644 F.2d 743
  • 31 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 410

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • where sanction of dismissal or default is imposed, range of discretion is narrower, and the losing party’s noncompliance must be due to willfulness or bad faith
  • where sanction of dismissal or default is levied, the district court’s discretion is narrower, and the offending party’s noncompliance must be willful or done in bad faith
  • where sanction of dismissal or default is levied, the district court’s discretion is narrower, and the offending party’s noncompliance must be willful or done in bad faith
  • “Where, however, the drastic sanctions of dismissal or default are imposed, the range of discretion is more narrow and the losing party’s noncompliance must be due to willfulness or bad faith.”
  • “Where, however, the drastic sanctions of dismissal or default are imposed, the range of discretion is more narrow and the losing party’s noncompliance must be due to willfulness or bad faith.”
  • names and addresses of Minnesota Communist Party members

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