Tillery v. Lollis et al

Filing 56

Order GRANTING leave to exceed page limits, signed by District Judge Dale A. Drozd on 9/1/2016. Defendants City, PFD, and Irish, collectively, may file an opening brief in support of their motion for summary judgment, not to exceed thirty (30) pages; In response to defendants City, PFD, and Irishs motion, plaintiff may file an opposition brief, not to exceed thirty (30) pages. (Rosales, O)

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

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FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

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CLYDE TILLERY,

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Plaintiff,

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No. 1:14-cv-02025-DAD-BAM

v.

ORDER GRANTING LEAVE TO EXCEED
PAGE LIMITS

JOHN D. LOLLIS, CITY OF
PORTERVILLE, CITY OF
PORTERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
MARIO GARCIA, and GLENN IRISH,

(Doc. No. 51)

Defendants.

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Before the court is a request for leave to exceed the page limits for briefs set by the court’s

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amended status order filed on behalf of defendants City of Porterville (“City”), City of Porterville

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Fire Department (“PFD”), and Glenn Irish. (Doc. No. 51.) Finding good cause, the court grants

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relief from the page limitation with respect to briefs related to the anticipated motion for summary

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judgment to be filed on behalf of these defendants. Accordingly,
1. Defendants City, PFD, and Irish, collectively, may file an opening brief in support of

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their motion for summary judgment, not to exceed thirty (30) pages;

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2. In response to defendants City, PFD, and Irish’s motion, plaintiff may file an

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opposition brief, not to exceed thirty (30) pages; and

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3. All other papers in this case shall be filed in accordance with the page limitations set

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forth in the amended status order (Doc. No. 41).
IT IS SO ORDERED.
Dated:

September 1, 2016
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE

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