American Airlines Inc v. Travelport Limited et al

Filing 58

Order Unfiling #46 Amended Complaint filed by American Airlines Inc due to the following deficiency: The filing party also filed a motion for leave to file the amended complaint under seal (doc. 52) on the same day. A motion for leave must be granted prior to the filing of the document the filing party seeks leave to file. Should the Court grant the motion for leave to file under seal, the filing party will be given a deadline by which to file the amended complaint under seal. Should the Court deny the motion for leave to file under seal, the Court will set a deadline by which the filing party may refile the amended complaint not under seal. (Ordered by Judge Terry R Means on 6/7/2011) (klm)

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS ORDER STRIKING AND UNFILING DOCUMENT(S) The Clerk has identified a defect in the form of the document(s) indicated below, and the Court has independently determined that the document(s) should be stricken and unfiled. Accordingly, it is ordered that the document(s) is/are stricken from the record of this case, and the Clerk is directed to note on the docket that the document(s) has/have been unfiled. Jun 7, 2011 DATE U.S. DISTRICT/MAGISTRATE JUDGE NOTICE OF DEFICIENCY Judge: Terry R. Means Date: Jun 1, 2011 Case Number: 4:11-CV-244-Y Style: American Airlines v. Travelport, et al. Deputy Clerk: ble per dc Telephone Number: 817.850.6601 ******************* Amended Complaint (doc. 46) A(n) plaintiff has been filed by and is considered deficient in the area(s) noted below: 1. A civil cover sheet must be filed with the complaint. See LR 3.1(a) or LR 3.2(c). 2. The document(s) must be in proper form. See LR 10.1 or LCrR 49.3. 3. The signature of the attorney of record, which includes a party proceeding pro se, is required on each document filed. See FED. R. Civ. P. 11(a), FED. R. Crim. P. 49(d), LR 11.1(b), or LCrR 49.5(b). 4. A completed certificate of service is required. See FED. R. Civ. P. 5(d) or FED. R. Crim. P. 49(d). 5. Each separate document contained therein must be identified. See LR 5.1(c) or LCrR 49.2(c). 6. The motion must include: a. certificate of conference or inability to confer. See LR 7.1(b) or LCrR 47.1(b). b. brief in support of motion. See LR 7.1(d), LR 56.5(a), or LCrR 47.1(d). c. proposed order. See LR 7.1(c) or LCrR 47.1(c). d. documentary or non-documentary evidence in a separate appendix. See LR 7.1(i) or LR 56.6. 7. A motion for leave to amend must have a copy of the proposed amended pleading attached as an exhibit. See LR 15.1(a) and (b). If the motion for leave to amend is filed on paper, the motion must be accompanied by an original and second copy of the proposed amended pleading that is neither attached to the motion nor made an exhibit to the motion. See LR 15.1(a). 8. A motion for continuance of a trial setting must be signed by the party as well as by the attorney of record. See LR 40.1. An attorney seeking pro hac vice admission must apply for admission on an approved form and pay the applicable fee. See LR 83.9(b) or LCrR 57.9(b). 9. 10. Additional copies are required. See LR 5.1(b) or LCrR 49.2(b). 11. The attorney filing the pleading is not admitted to practice in this district. See LR 83.7 or LCrR 57.7. 12. The document requires a separately signed certificate of interested persons. See LR 3.1(c), LR 3.2(e), LR 7.4, LR 81.1 (a)(3)(D), or LR 81.2. $ 13. Other: The amended complaint (doc. 46) is being unfiled because the filing party also filed a motion for leave to file the amended complaint under seal (doc. 52) on the same day. A motion for leave must be granted prior to the filing of the document the filing party seeks leave to file. Should the Court grant the motion for leave to file under seal, the filing party will be given a deadline by which to file the amended complaint under seal. Should the Court deny the motion for leave to file under seal, the Court will set a deadline by which the filing party may refile the amended complaint not under seal.

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