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N.D. New York· 9/29/2015

Ward v. Stewart

Citations

  • 133 F. Supp. 3d 455
  • 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 130686
  • 2015 WL 5697332

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  • “[C]onsent of all parties is not a basis for ordering transfer pursuant to § 1404(a). Rather, [t]he transferor court must still conclude that the Section 1404(a) statutory factors of convenience and the interest of justice justify transfer.”
  • “[C]onsent of all parties is not a basis for ordering transfer pursuant to § 1404(a). Rather, [t]he transferor court must still conclude that the Section 1404(a) statutory factors of convenience and the interest of justice justify transfer.”
  • factor does not favor transfer where defendant “has given no indication that any of the named individuals, or any other non-party witnesses for that matter, would refuse to appear or that deposition or videotaped testimony would be an inadequate substitute in the event such a refusal occurred”

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Judges: Hurd

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