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· 9/12/1938

Sunkist Drinks, Inc. v. California Fruit Growers Exchange

Citations

  • 25 F. Supp. 400
  • 1938 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1645

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that “[t]he analysis under Rule 16(f) and Rule 37(b) is the same”
  • recognizing that “[t]he analysis under Rule 16(f) and Rule 37(b) is the same”
  • finding plaintiff’s concealment of evidence, false deposition testimony, verified misleading and evasive discovery responses, and failure to correct inaccurate responses amounted to bad faith
  • dismissing complaint and awarding costs where, inter alia, plaintiff and his counsel “knowingly offered (or allowed to be offered
  • collecting cases and describing consideration of sanctions under various Rules and inherent authority
  • finding it “[un]necessary to warn a party that offering knowingly false deposition testimony or evasive discovery responses, or the concealment of highly relevant discovery, might compromise one’s ability to continue to litigate in federal court”

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Judges: Patterson

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