Southwest Marine Incorporated v. Richard Danzig 1 , Secretary of the Navy

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• noting that a contract for ship repairs is a maritime contract (citing The Jack-O-Lantern, 258 U.S. 96, 99, 42 S.Ct. 243, 66 L.Ed. 482 (1922))
• “the failure to prosecute diligently is sufficient by itself to 21 justify a dismissal, even in the absence of a showing of actual prejudice to the defendant”
• “Unreasonable delay is the foundation upon 1 | which a court may presume prejudice.”
• “Unreasonable delay 1 is the foundation upon which a court may presume prejudice.”
• “Unreasonable delay is the 9 foundation upon which a court may presume prejudice.”
• “Unreasonable delay is the foundation upon which a court 3 may presume prejudice.”

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