Free Order on Motion for Leave to File - District Court of Connecticut - Connecticut


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THE DORE PATLOVICH, STEPHEN J. RAFFAY, *
WIL IAM P. ROWLAND, PETER EIO (individually *
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I Defendant Cecil Ursprung ("Ursprung") moves for permission t tile his Motion
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The deadline for tiling Defendant Ursprung's Motion to Dismis was November
26, 2 l03. The undersigned was on vacation November 25 and 26, 200 - and his firm was
close 1 on November 27 and 28, 2003. The undersigned inadvertently llowed the
deadline to pass. Also, Defendant Ursprung did not receive Defendant I' etlexite's
Moti n to Dismiss and accompanying Memorandum of Law until Dec mber 1, 2003.
Defe iidant Ursprung intended to join Defendant Reflexite's Motion to ismiss, assuming i
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