McCay, et al v. USA
| Lira McCay and Tina Davis |
| USA |
| 6:2004cv00154 |
| June 1, 2004 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Texas |
| Walter S Smith |
| Motor Vehicle |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1346 |
| None |
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Filing 6
Order granting agreed motion to dismiss [5-1]. Plaintiff's complaint is DISMISSED based upon the following findings: that the United States has been substituted as the party Defendant in this action pursuant to 28 USC 2679; that the action has been dismissed for failure to first present a claim pursuant to 28 USC 2675(a) signed by Honorable Walter S. Smith (as)
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| Case closed (as) |
| Filing 5 Agreed Motion by Lira McCay, Tina Davis, USA to dismiss (as) |
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Filing 4
Order on Courtroom Decorum and Trial Procedures (Non-Jury Trial) signed by Honorable Walter S. Smith (as)
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Filing 3
Scheduling order setting ; Alternate Dispute Resolution Report due by 8/9/04 Joining of parties due by 10/12/04, amending of pleadings on 11/12/04 Deadline for filing of all motions 12/13/04 Discovery cutoff 12/13/04 Pretrial order to be submitted on or before 2/25/05 ; Bench trial set for 9:00 3/7/05 , signed by Honorable Walter S. Smith (as)
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| Filing 2 Notice by USA of:Substitution of Party Defendant (as) |
| Filing 1 Notice for Removal by USA (as) |
| Case assigned to Honorable Walter S. Smith (as) |
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