United States v. Oliva

How courts have described this case

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• holding that there was no prejudice when the trial date would not be delayed
• confirming that Rule 36(a) admissions may be used for Rule 56 summary judgment
• “The District Court could have granted summary judgment on the claims, as the request to admit is com- prehensive.”
• untimely replies may be permitted by the district courts under “compelling circumstances”
• “It appears well settled that a failure to respond to a request to admit will permit the District Court to enter summary judgment if the facts as admitted are dispositive.”
• Under compelling circumstances the court may allow untimely replies to avoid the admission

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