Ball v. Kearney

Ball v. Kearney

Appellant:	Dennis Andrew Ball
Appellee:	Bob G Kearney
Case Number:	3:2013cv00349
Filed:	April 10, 2013
Court:	US District Court for the Southern District of Illinois
Office:	East St. Louis Office
County:	Williamson
Presiding Judge:	Michael J. Reagan
Nature of Suit:	Bankruptcy Appeal (801)
Cause of Action:	28 U.S.C. § 1334 Bankruptcy Appeal
Jury Demanded By:	None

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Date Filed	Document Text
May 4, 2013	Filing 9 ORDER re 8 MOTION to "Waive Briefs" or for Extension of Time on Opening Brief filed by Dennis Andrew Ball: As thoroughly explained in the attached Order, the Court partially denies and partially grants Appellant's May 3, 2013 motio n (Doc. 8). The motion is DENIED with one exception. The Court GRANTS Appellant a 35-day extension of the deadline to file his opening brief. The briefing schedule is amended as follows: Appellant's Brief shall be filed by June 14, 2013; Appe llee's Brief shall be filed by July 1, 2013; and Appellant may file a reply brief by July 14, 2013. See Order for page deadlines and other important information (including consequences of failing to timely file opening brief). Signed by Michael J. Reagan on 5/4/13. (soh )
April 11, 2013	Filing 2 ORDER SETTING BRIEFING SCHEDULE FOR BANKRUPTCY APPEAL: The attached Order delineates a briefing schedule (with deadlines and page limits) for this bankruptcy appeal. See Order for details. (Appellant's Brief due by 5/9/2013; Appellee's Brief due by 6/6/13; Appellant's Reply Brief due by 6/20/2013.) Signed by Judge Michael J. Reagan on 4/11/13. (soh )

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May 4, 2013

Filing 9 ORDER re 8 MOTION to "Waive Briefs" or for Extension of Time on Opening Brief filed by Dennis Andrew Ball: As thoroughly explained in the attached Order, the Court partially denies and partially grants Appellant's May 3, 2013 motio n (Doc. 8). The motion is DENIED with one exception. The Court GRANTS Appellant a 35-day extension of the deadline to file his opening brief. The briefing schedule is amended as follows: Appellant's Brief shall be filed by June 14, 2013; Appe llee's Brief shall be filed by July 1, 2013; and Appellant may file a reply brief by July 14, 2013. See Order for page deadlines and other important information (including consequences of failing to timely file opening brief). Signed by Michael J. Reagan on 5/4/13. (soh )

April 11, 2013

Filing 2 ORDER SETTING BRIEFING SCHEDULE FOR BANKRUPTCY APPEAL: The attached Order delineates a briefing schedule (with deadlines and page limits) for this bankruptcy appeal. See Order for details. (Appellant's Brief due by 5/9/2013; Appellee's Brief due by 6/6/13; Appellant's Reply Brief due by 6/20/2013.) Signed by Judge Michael J. Reagan on 4/11/13. (soh )

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Appellee: Bob G Kearney
Represented By:	Ronald A. Buch
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