American Home Assurance Company et al v. Allstate Tower, Inc.
| American Home Assurance Company and National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA |
| Allstate Tower, Inc. |
| 2:2010cv06907 |
| September 16, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Central District of California |
| George H. King |
| Carla Woehrle |
| Insurance |
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MINUTE ORDER IN CHAMBERS Order to Show Cause by Judge George H. King: (PLEASE REVIEW DOCUMENT FOR FULL AND COMPLETE DETAILS) Plaintiffs are ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE, in writing, WITHIN TWELVE (12) DAYS hereof, as to why we should exercise our discretion to hear their claims for declaratory relief. Plaintiffs failure to timely and adequately show cause as required herein shall be deemed Plaintiffs' admission that this Court should decline to entertain the declaratory relief action. In that even t, this action shall be dismissed without prejudice in the exercise of our discretion to decline to entertain an action for declaratory relief. The now-pending Motions, (Dkt. Nos. 5, 7) are hereby STAYED pending future order of this Court. re: MOTION to Change Venue to Western District of Kentucky at Owensboro 5 , MOTION to Dismiss Case for Improper Venue (filed concurrently with Motion for Chg of Venue) MOTION to Dismiss Case for Improper Venue (filed concurrently with Motion for Chg of Venue) 7 .(Response to Order to Show Cause due by 11/22/2010.) (lw)
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