Ismael v. Bell et al

Filing 27

ORDER: Plaintiff's Response (#24) to defendants' motion requests that he be allowed to file a third amended complaint. Plaintiff's request is allowed. Plaintiff is allowed 30 days from the date of this order to file a third am ended complaint. No further amendments will be allowed. Defendants' Partial Motion to Dismiss (#16) is denied without prejudice to request reconsideration after plaintiff has filed an amended pleading. Signed on 12/29/2016 by Judge Michael J. McShane. (copy mailed to plaintiff) (kms)

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF OREGON PRINCE MIGUEL ISMAEL, Plaintiff, v. 2:16-cv-00683-MC ORDER JASON BELL, et al., Defendants. Mcshane, District Judge. Plaintiff's allegations against defendants Bell and Jones fail to state a claim for the reasons set forth in defendants Motion to Dismiss (#16) . It is well settled that respondeat superior is not a proper basis for liability under ยง 1983. Plaintiff's Amended complaint does not allege any facts that would subject to either defendant Bell or Jones to liability for the alleged actions of John W. Kile - who has yet to be served or waive service and is not properly before the court 1 - ORDER i I at this stage of the proceedings. 1 However, plaintiff's Response (#24) to defendants' motion requests that he be allowed to file a third amended complaint. Plaintiff's request is allowed. Plaintiff is allowed 30 days from the date of this order to file a third amended complaint. No further amendments will be allowed. Defendants' Partial Motion to Dismiss (#16) is denied without prejudice to request reconsideration after plaintiff has filed an amended pleading. IT IS SO ORDERED. ___ DATED this Z~ day of December, 2016. \.._ Michael J. Mcshane United States District Judge 1 The court will not request waiver of service on Mr. Kile unless and until plaintiff files an amended complaint that sufficiently alleges a basis for liability against him request waiver of service until 2 - ORDER

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