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· 5/8/1969

United States v. 59.95 Acres of Land

Citations

  • 299 F. Supp. 672
  • 1969 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 8573

How courts have described this case

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  • “[A] motion to strike has sometimes been used to call to courts’ attention questions about the admissibility of proffered material in [ruling on motions].”
  • “[A] motion to strike has sometimes been used to call to courts’ attention questions about the admissibility of proffered material in [ruling on motions].”
  • “A rule 12(f) motion to strike is not strictly proper in this instance, for the record of the school board's hearing is not a ‘pleading.’”
  • school principal's affidavit recitation based on what he heard the school board say were reasons for expelling a student fit hearsay exception for declarations of present existing motive or reason for action
  • school principal’s affidavit recitation based on what he heard the school board say were reasons for expelling a student fit hearsay exception for declarations of present existing motive or reason for action

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Judges: Halbert

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