Blackman-Baham v. Jewell
Filing
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ORDER SETTING SCHEDULE FOR RESPONSE TO 33 MOTION FOR PERMISSION TO FILE LATE OPPOSITION. Opposition is due 8/11/2016. No reply in support of the motion for permission shall be filed. In its order ruling on the motion for permission to file a late opposition, the Court shall set a further schedule, as appropriate at that time. Signed by Judge Jeffrey S. White on 8/8/2016. (afmS, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 8/8/2016)
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UNITED STATES D
D
DISTRICT C
COURT
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NORTHER DISTRIC OF CALI
RN
CT
IFORNIA
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SH
HEILA BLA
ACKMAN-B
BAHAM,
Plaintiff,
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United States District Court
Northern District of California
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Case No. 1
15-cv-01922
2-JSW
v.
SA
ALLY JEWE
ELL,
Defendant.
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ORDER S
SETTING SCHEDULE FOR
E
RESPONS TO MOT
SE
TION FOR
R
PERMISS
SION TO FI
ILE LATE
OPPOSIT
TION
Re: Dkt. N 33
No.
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The Co has recei
ourt
ived Plaintif motion f permissio to file a la oppositio to the
ff’s
for
on
ate
on
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mo
otion to dism (Dkt. No 33), accom
miss
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mpanied by t proposed late opposi
the
d
ition (Dkt. N 34). The
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Court STRIKE the schedu for respo
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ule
onse to the m
motion for pe
ermission tha was autom
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matically
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gen
nerated by th Court’s el
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lectronic filing system an entered a part of doc entry 33 and SETS
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cket
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the following schedule.
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The opp
position to th motion fo permission to file a la opposition is due on A
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August 11,
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201 No reply in support of the motio for permi ssion shall b filed. See generally N Cal.
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Civ L.R. 7-11.
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In its or
rder ruling on the motion for permission to file a late opposi
o
n
ition, the Co shall set
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a fu
urther sched
dule, as appro
opriate at tha time.
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IT IS SO ORDER
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RED.
Da
ated: August 8, 2016
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JE
EFFREY S. W
WHITE
Un
nited States D
District Judg
ge
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