Integrated Distribution Solutions, L.L.C. et al v. Retalix USA, Inc.
| Integrated Distribution Solutions, L.L.C., H&S Computer Services, Inc., Data Tech Services, Inc., Victor Hamilton, George Marin, Mike Kravchuk, Morgan Strattan, Tom Waples, Caroline Pugmire, Noel Sheridan, Roy Munnelly and Butch Bauscher |
| Retalix USA, Inc. |
| 8:2009cv03135 |
| July 2, 2009 |
| US District Court for the District of Nebraska |
| 8 Omaha Office |
| Douglas |
| F. A. Gossett |
| Thomas D. Thalken |
| None |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1330 Breach of Contract |
| None |
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ORDER OF DISMISSAL- approving the parties' 13 Joint Stipulation for dismissal, and the relief requested therein is granted; The complaint and all claims in this action are dismissed with prejudice and the parties shall pay their own costs and attorneys' fees. Ordered by Judge Laurie Smith Camp. (MKR)
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ORDER that on or before September 10, 2009, the parties shall electronically file a joint stipulation for dismissal (or other dispositive stipulation) and shall submit to District Judge Laurie Smith Camp, at smithcamp@ned.uscourts.gov, a draft order which will fully dispose of the case; and absent compliance with this order, this case (including all counterclaims and the like) may be dismissed without further notice.Ordered by Magistrate Judge F. A. Gossett. (CJP)
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