Owens v. Farmers Insurance Group et al
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ORDER directing that the complaint be provisionally filed, prior to a determination as to status as a pauper and service of process. Plaintiff is to complete the IFP application and return for filing. Signed by Judge Beverly Stites Jones on May 24, 2006. (sh)
Owens v. Farmers Insurance Group et al
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Case 2:06-cv-02063-RTD
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Filed 05/24/2006
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IN THE LINTTED STATESDISTRICTCOURT WE $T ER NDISTRICTOF ARKANSAS F O R T SMITH DIVISION
ANT H ON Y OWENS
PLAINTIFF
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I-ARME R 'SINSLJRANCE GROTIP; KEVIN MRS.MOUZS,Adjuster; t s E L L ,Supervisor; D E B O R A I IAVILLION, Officeol'ChildSupport and Elfor c e me n t; ROBI,RT BOB BATEMAN
DEFENDANTS
ORDER prrrsrrarrt 4? P l n i n t i l ' l ' h asubmitted filing in this districta civil rightsconrplaiflt s for to U . S . C .$ 1983. Wc find the complaint should provisionally be filcd prior to a dctcrrnination plaintiffs status a paupcr service fprooess.TheUnitetlStates as and reg;uding DistrictClerkis o hcrehydirected lile the complaint. to P l a i n ti fl rsin lbrmapauperis application beenretumed has without filing andplaintiff is givenLLp andinoludingJune26,2006,in whichto havethe application to by complctcd dctcntion personnel plaintiffs inmatcaccount.The application regarding center kr shouldhe returned the unders i g u efor review andfiling. Should plaintiff fail to return the applicationwithin the d r e q u i r e dperiodof time or complete appllcfltlon directed, complaintwill bccome the fls his for s u b j e c t summarydismissal failureto obeya court order. to this 1 'l 'l S SO ORDER-EII 24thdavof Mav 2006.
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