Moore v. Singh et al
Filing
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SECOND STIPULATION and ORDER for Extension of Time for Kanawal Preet Singh, aka Anwalp Singh, individually and dba Stop N Shop Liquor #1 aka K & A Liquor and Surjit Singh, individually and dba Stop N Shop Liquor #1 aka K & A Liquor to Respond to Complaint signed by Magistrate Judge Gary S. Austin on 11/21/2014. (Martinez, A)
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Bruce A. Neilson #096952
7108 N. Fresno St. #410
Fresno, California 93720
Telephone (559) 432-9831
Facsimile (559) 432-1837
Attorney for Defendants
Kanawal Preet Singh and Surjit Singh,
both individually and dba Stop N Shop
Liquor #1 aka K & A Liquor
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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RONALD MOORE,
Plaintiff,
vs.
KANAWAL PREET SINGH, aka ANWALP
SINGH, individually and dba STOP N SHOP
LIQUOR #1 aka K & A LIQUOR; SURJIT
SINGH, individually and dba STOP N SHOP
LIQUOR #1 aka K & A LIQUOR;
DEFENDANTS.
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CASE NO. 1:14-cv-01364-AWI-GSA
SECOND STIPULATION AND
PROPOSED ORDER FOR EXTENSION
OF TIME FOR KANAWAL PREET
SINGH, aka ANWALP SINGH,
individually and dba STOP N SHOP
LIQUOR #1 aka K & A LIQUOR and
SURJIT SINGH, individually and dba
STOP N SHOP LIQUOR #1 aka K & A
LIQUOR TO RESPOND TO
COMPLAINT; ORDER THEREON
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WHEREAS:
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Plaintiff Ronald Moore filed this action on August 29, 2014.
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This is the second request for an extension of time for Defendants KANAWAL PREET
SINGH, aka ANWALP SINGH, individually and dba STOP N SHOP LIQUOR #1 aka K & A
LIQUOR nnd SURJIT SINGH, individually and dba STOP N SHOP LIQUOR #1 aka K & A
LIQUOR (collectively referred to "Defendants"). A previous extension of time was granted by the
plaintiff within the statutory allowance; thus, court approval is required for a further extension of time.
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Plaintiff and Defendants are in settlement negotiations at this time.
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Plaintiff has presented to Defendants a proposed settlement agreement for Defendants to
review to settle this case. Additional time is needed by Defendants to determine feasibility.
Moore v. Kanawal Preet Singh et al.; Case no.14-cv-01364
Stipulation to Extend Time; Order Thereon
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The parties agree that settlement of this case would save valuable court time and resources.
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The parties have agreed to extend Defendants' time to respond to the complaint until December
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3, 2014, subject to the court's approval, and believe that the case can be settled within that time.
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mandatory scheduling conference.
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This extension of time will not alter any date or event already set by Court order, including the
NOW THEREFORE, Defendants through their attorneys, and Plaintiff Ronald Moore, through
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his attorneys, hereby stipulate and agree that the time for Defendants KANAWAL PREET SINGH,
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aka ANWALP SINGH, individually and dba STOP N SHOP LIQUOR #1 aka K & A LIQUOR nnd
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SURJIT SINGH, individually and dba STOP N SHOP LIQUOR #1 aka K & A LIQUOR to answer or
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otherwise respond to the Complaint shall be extended up to and including December 3, 2014, pending
court approval.
IT IS SO STIPULATED.
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Dated: November 17, 2014
MOORE LAW FIRM, PC
/s/Tanya Moore
Tanya Moore, Attorney for Plaintiff Ronald Moore
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Dated: November 17, 2014
/s/Bruce A. Neilson
Bruce A. Neilson, Attorney for Defendants
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Kanawal Preet Singh and Surjit Singh, both individually and
dba Stop N Shop Liquor #1 aka K & A Liquor
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ORDER
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Based on the foregoing stipulation, Defendants are granted an extension of time up to and
including December 3, 2014, to respond to the complaint.
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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Dated:
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November 21, 2014
/s/ Gary S. Austin
UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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Moore v. Kanawal Preet Singh et al.; Case no.14-cv-01364
Stipulation to Extend Time; Order Thereon
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