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· 9/24/2013

Theodore Heinemann, I v. Daniel Satterberg

Citations

  • 731 F.3d 914
  • 2013 WL 5312568

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  • holding that a motion for summary judgment 12 cannot be granted based on a failure to file opposition, regardless of any local rule to the 13 contrary
  • holding that a motion for summary judgment 4 cannot be granted based on a failure to file opposition, regardless of any local rule to the 5 contrary
  • holding that a 12 motion for summary judgment cannot be granted based on a failure to file opposition, regardless 13 of any local rule to the contrary
  • holding that a motion for summary judgment 8 cannot be granted based on a failure to file opposition, regardless of any local rule to the 9 contrary
  • holding that a motion for summary judgment 4 || cannot be granted based on a failure to file opposition, regardless of any local rule to the 5 | contrary
  • concluding that the district court may properly treat facts as undisputed for purposes of summary judgment when the non-moving party fails to properly support an 3 14-16999 assertion of fact

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Judges: McKeown, Clifton, Rakoff

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