Opinion · Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Harrison (C. Bennett, Jr.) v. United Liberty Life Insurance Co

Harrison (C. Bennett, Jr.) v. United Liberty Life Ins. Co, 878 F.2d 382 (6th Cir. 1989)

Type
Opinion
Court
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Jurisdiction
Federal
Date
1989-06-23
Topic
general

How later courts describe this case

  • “noting that if a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a defendant’s motion [to dismiss], then the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion”
  • “stating that ‘if a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a 1 Plaintiffs, through counsel, moved for an extension of time to respond to TCH’s motion (Doc. 21), yet still did not respond. Plaintiffs’ response in opposition (Doc. 24
  • affirming district court’s grant of the defendant's unopposed motion to dismiss, noting that “if a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a defendant's motion, then the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion”
  • affirming district court’s grant of the defendant’s unopposed motion to dismiss, and noting that “if a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a defendant’s motion, then the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion”
  • “[I]f a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a defendant’s motion, then the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion.” (citations omitted)
  • “[I]f a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a defendant’s motion, the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion.”
  • “[I]f a plaintiff fails to respond or otherwise oppose a defendant’s motion, then the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion.”
  • “if a plaintiff fails to respond or to otherwise oppose a defendant's motion, then the district court may deem the plaintiff to have waived opposition to the motion”

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878 F.2d 382

Harrison (C. Bennett, Jr.)
v.
United Liberty Life Insurance Co.

NO. 88-6168

United States Court of Appeals,
Sixth Circuit.

JUN 23, 1989

Appeal From: M.D.Tenn., 90 B.R. 309

1

REVERSED.