Tucker v. Middleburg-Legacy Place, LLC

How courts have described this case

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

• stating that “[n]o abuse of discretion occurs when a district court denies a party leave to amend where such leave was never sought”
• collecting cases for the proposition that a plaintiff is not entitled to amend their complaint where no motion to amend has been filed
• upholding the district court’s decision not to grant leave to amend when the plaintiff failed to formally move despite being on notice that her complaint was subject to a Rule 12 motion to dismiss
• upholding the district court’s decision not to grant leave to amend where the plaintiff failed to formally move to amend despite being on notice that her complaint was subject to a Rule 12 motion
• upholding the district court’s decision not to grant leave to amend when the plaintiff failed to formally move despite being on notice that her complaint was subject to a Rule 12 motion to dismiss
• upholding the district court’s decision not to grant leave to amend where the plaintiff failed to formally move to amend despite being on notice that her complaint was subject to a Rule 12 motion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).