Woods Construction Company, Inc., a Corporation, and American Casualty Co., of Reading, Pennsylvania v. Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc., a Corporation

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• “Rules of practice adopted by the United States District Courts ... have the force and effect of law, and are binding upon the parties and the court which promulgated them-”
• “Rules of practice adopted by the United States District Courts . . . have the force and effect of law, and are binding upon the parties and the court.”
• “Rules of practice adopted by the United States District Courts . . . have the force and effect of law, and are binding upon the parties and the court which promulgated them . . . .”
• “[L]ocal rules of practice as adopted by the district court, ‘have the force and effect of law, and are binding upon the parties and the court which promulgated them until they are changed in [an] appropriate manner.’”

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