Basel et al v. Bielaczyc et al
| Emil Basel, Lola Hellem and Carmella Basel |
| Mary Jane Klenoski, Chester Bielaczyc, John Dempsey, R Bernard Houston and Carrington Gustafson |
| 4:1974cv40135 |
| June 19, 2008 |
| US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan |
| Flint Office |
| Wayne |
| Gadola |
| Civil Rights: Welfare |
| No cause code entered |
| None |
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ORDER Adopting in part and rejecting in part 20 Report and Recommendation; Plaintiffs' objections to the report and recommendation are sustained in part and overruled in part; Plaintiffs' petition to hold Defendants in contempt 8 are den ied; 5 Motion to Vacate filed by R Bernard Houston, Chester Bielaczyc, John Dempsey, Carrington Gustafson, Mary Jane Klenoski is granted; FURTHER ORDERED that the injunction entered in his case be dissolved and the consent judgment is vacated and this Court's jurisdiction in this matter is immediately TERMINATED. Signed by District Judge Thomas L Ludington. (PMil)
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REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION to Deny 8 Petition To Find Defendants in Contempt filed by Lola Hellem, Emil Basel, Carmella Basel, to Grant 5 MOTION to Vacate Consent Judgment filed by R Bernard Houston, Chester Bielaczyc, John Dempsey, Carrington Gustafson, Mary Jane Klenoski, and to Dismiss case - Signed by Magistrate Judge Virginia M Morgan. (JJoh)
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