U.S. Energy Sciences, Inc. et al v. State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company
Filing
29
ORDER denying without prejudice 28 Motion to Dismiss. Signed by Judge J. Randal Hall on 01/06/2017. (thb)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
STATESBORO DIVISION
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U.S.
ENERGY SCIENCES,
INC.,
et
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al. ,
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Plaintiffs,
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STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL
616-042
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
CV
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Defendant.
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ORDER
Presently
Prejudice.
to
before
(Doc. 28.)
voluntarily
41(a)
the
Court
is
Plaintiffs'
Dismissal
The Court must deny Plaintiffs'
dismiss
because
it
does
not
comply
With
attempt
with
Rule
of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Rule
41(a)
provides
two
paths
by
which
a
voluntarily dismiss an action: with a court order
without
a
dismiss
the
"(i)
notice
a
either
an
court
order
(41(a)(2)).
action without
of
answer
stipulation
of
appeared."
Fed.
R.
Civ.
the
for
summary
signed
P.
by
plaintiff
opposing
all
may
(41(a)(1))
she must
before
a motion
dismissal
a
a court order,
dismissal
or
If
plaintiff
wishes
or
to
file
either
party
serves
judgment;
parties
or
(ii)
who
41 (a) (1) (emphasis added).
a
have
If a
plaintiff wishes to voluntarily dismiss an action otherwise, she
must
request
41(a)(2),
a
court
order
using
Rule
41(a)(2).
Under
Rule
a court may dismiss an action "on terms that the court
considers proper."
Plaintiffs may not voluntarily dismiss this action pursuant
to
41(a)(1)
complaint
because
and
Defendant
Plaintiffs
has
have
dismissal signed by all parties.
41(a)(2),
41(a) (1)
grounds
already
not
answered
filed
a
stipulation
of
Neither may they dismiss under
because they have not requested dismissal pursuant to
and
thus
not
put
for their request.
Plaintiffs'
attempt
to
Defendant
See Fed.
voluntarily
on
R.
proper
Civ.
dismiss
P.
(doc.
notice
7(B) (1).
10)
WITHOUT PREJUDICE for failure to comply with Rule 41
ORDER ENTERED
January,
Plaintiffs'
at
Augusta,
Georgia,
this
is
of
the
Thus,
DENIED
(a).
(^^ day
2017.
HONORABLE J.x RANDAL'HALL
united/states DISTRICT JUDGE
}RN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
of
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