Free Motion for Extension of Time - District Court of Federal Claims - federal

Case 1:98-cv-00720-GWM

Document 374-2

Filed 07/26/2005

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DMC:KAB :DHan-ington DJ No. 154-98-720

U.S. Department Justice of Civil Division Telephone: Facsimile: (202) 307-0277 (202) 307-0972

Washington, D.C 20530

July 2005 25,
Via Facsimile & U.S. Mail Alan I. Saltman, Esq. Saltman & Stevens 1801 K Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Precision P#~e&Timber;Inc. v. United States, Fed. C1. No. 98-720C(Judge George W. Miller) Dear Ms. Saltman: I received your July 22, 2005letter, whichcontained 30 pages of proposedtranscript corrections. As you note, weare also preparing transcript corrections. I agree with the proposal in your letter, namely,that the parties jointly file proposedcorrections. However, given the number transcript corrections that you propose and myongoingresponsibilities in other of matters, it is not feasible to checkyour corrections, cross-reference the twolists, and prepare a single consolidated list for filing by tomorrow,July 26, 2005. Consequently,I proposethat we file a motionfor enlargement one weekto enable, to the greatest extent possible, the filing of a of single consolidated list ofmutaally ageed changes. Please contact meas soon as possible to let meknow this proposal is acceptable. if

Verytruly yours,

David A. Harrington Trial Attorney CommercialLitigation Branch