ALLEN v. USA

ALLEN v. USA

Case Number:	1:2019cv01305
Filed:	September 11, 2019
Court:	United States Federal Claims Court
Office:	COFC Office
Nature of Suit:	Miscellaneous - Other
Cause of Action:	28 U.S.C. § 1491 Tucker Act

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Date Filed	Document Text
September 11, 2019	Filing 4 Order of Dismissal. (1) The clerk's office is directed to ENTER judgment for defendant DISMISSING plaintiff's complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, without prejudice, pursuant to RCFC l2(h)(3); (2) The clerk's office is directed to RETURN any future filings not in compliance with this court's rules to plaintiff, UNFILED, without further order of the court, except for any notice of appeal; and (3) Because plaintiff has repetitiv ely filed complaints which needlessly consume the resources of the court, the court enters the following anti-filing injunction: Mr. Allen is immediately ENJOINED from filing any new complaints with this Co urt without first obtaining leave from the Chief Judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims to do so. Any motion for leave to file must include as an attachment a full complaint that meets all of the requirements of RCFC 8; in particular th e complaint must identify the source of law supporting this court's jurisdiction over the claims asserted. Thus, the clerk's office is directed to REJECT all future complaints from Mr. Allen unless filed by leave of the Chief Judge. The Clerk is directed to enter judgment. Signed by Judge Patricia E. Campbell-Smith. Service on parties made. Plaintiff served via U.S. Certified Mail [7018 1830 0001 4963 6823] (hw1).

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September 11, 2019

Filing 4 Order of Dismissal. (1) The clerk's office is directed to ENTER judgment for defendant DISMISSING plaintiff's complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, without prejudice, pursuant to RCFC l2(h)(3); (2) The clerk's office is directed to RETURN any future filings not in compliance with this court's rules to plaintiff, UNFILED, without further order of the court, except for any notice of appeal; and (3) Because plaintiff has repetitiv ely filed complaints which needlessly consume the resources of the court, the court enters the following anti-filing injunction: Mr. Allen is immediately ENJOINED from filing any new complaints with this Co urt without first obtaining leave from the Chief Judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims to do so. Any motion for leave to file must include as an attachment a full complaint that meets all of the requirements of RCFC 8; in particular th e complaint must identify the source of law supporting this court's jurisdiction over the claims asserted. Thus, the clerk's office is directed to REJECT all future complaints from Mr. Allen unless filed by leave of the Chief Judge. The Clerk is directed to enter judgment. Signed by Judge Patricia E. Campbell-Smith. Service on parties made. Plaintiff served via U.S. Certified Mail [7018 1830 0001 4963 6823] (hw1).

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