Seo v. City of New York

How courts have described this case

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

• “[T]he delay period is designed to allow a [defendant] a pe- riod in which to clean up its act and avoid litigation. [This de- fendant] was clearly not interested in using the delay period to resolve the dispute without going to court.”
• “[T]he delay period is designed to allow a [defendant] a pe- riod in which to clean up its act and avoid litigation. [This de- fendant] was clearly not interested in using the delay period to resolve the dispute without going to court.”
• “[T]he delay period is designed to allow a [defendant] a pe- riod in which to clean up its act and avoid litigation. [This de- fendant] was clearly not interested in using the delay period to resolve the dispute without going to court.”
• “[T]he delay period is designed to allow a [defendant] a pe- riod in which to clean up its act and avoid litigation. [This de- fendant] was clearly not interested in using the delay period to resolve the dispute without going to court.”
• remanding grant of RCRA injunction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).