· 11/2/2000
Willis v. New World Van Lines, Inc.
Citations
- 123 F. Supp. 2d 380
- 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 17239
- 2000 WL 1781723
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- denying plaintiff's motion to compel made four months after the close of discovery and five days before the hearing on defendant's motion for summary judgment
- noting “[t]he sine qua non of promissory estoppel is a promise that is definite and clear”
- denying motion to compel discovery that was filed four months after the close of discovery and five days before hearing on summary judgment motion
- denying a motion to compel discovery filed four months after the discovery deadline and five days before a hearing on a summary judgment motion
- denying a motion to compel discovery filed four months after the discovery deadline and five days before a hearing on a summary judgment motion
- denying a motion to compel discovery filed four months after the discovery deadline and five days before a hearing on a summary judgment motion
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