Friends of Outlet Creek v. Grist Creek Aggregates, LLC

Filing 47

ORDER DEFENDANT TO SHOW CAUSE WHY THE COURT SHOULD NOT STRIKE OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFF'S EVIDENCE. Signed by Judge Jeffrey S. White on 1/29/18. Show Cause Response due by 2/2/2018. (jjoS, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 1/29/2018)

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1 2 3 4 UNITED STATES D D DISTRICT C COURT 5 NORTHER DISTRIC OF CALI RN CT IFORNIA 6 7 FR RIENDS OF OUTLET CREEK, F C Plaintiff, 8 9 v. 10 GRIST CREE AGGREG G EK GATES, LL LC, 11 United States District Court Northern District of California Case No. 1 16-cv-00431 1-JSW Defendant. . ORDER T DEFEND TO DANT TO S SHOW CAUSE W WHY THE C COURT SH HOULD NOT STR RIKE OBJEC CTIONS TO O PLAINTIF FF’S EVIDE ENCE Re: Dkt. N 45-6 Nos. 12 13 On Janu uary 26, 201 Defendan filed its op 18, nt pposition to Plaintiff’s m motion for su ummary 14 jud dgment. Def fendant filed a separate pleading obj ecting to Pla d p aintiff’s evid dence, which consists of h f 15 sev venteen page of objectio es ons. (Dkt. No. 45-6.) U N Under Northe District C ern Civil Local R 7-3(a), Rule 16 “[a a]ny evidenti iary and proc cedural obje ections to the motion mu be contain within th brief or e ust ned he 17 me emorandum.” ” 18 Accord dingly, Defen ndant is HER REBY ORDE ERED TO S SHOW CAU why the Court USE e 19 sho ould not strik the object ke tions for fail lure to comp with the N ply Northern District Civil L Local Rules. 20 De efendant’s response to th Order to Show Cause shall be due by Februar 2, 2018, so that the his S e ry 21 Court may add dress this issu before Pla ue aintiff’s repl is due. If the Court co ly f onsiders the objections, 22 it will give Plai w intiff leave to file separa objection to Defend t ate ns dant’s eviden and to fil a separate nce le 23 res sponse to De efendant’s ob bjections. 24 25 26 27 28 IT IS SO ORDER S RED. Da ated: January 29, 2018 y ___ __________ ___________ __________ ________ JEF FFREY S. W WHITE Un nited States D District Judg ge

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