William W. Knox

“We conclude, therefore, that in the interests of convenience, the effective administration of justice, and due regard for the final judgment of the court of a nation with whom we have friendly relations this action should be dismissed.”

“We will enter an appropriate order requiring plaintiff to file an amended complaint setting forth approximately the dates on which the events being complained of occurred”

“we will deny the motion for discovery with respect to matters set forth in paragraph 3(e) of such motion with respect to expert witness’ names and reports.”

“An appropriate order will be entered entering judgment for the plaintiff and against the defendant for contributions due the fund in behalf of each fund.”

“Since it is a matter of practice and procedure and not substantive law, we decline to give this rule effect in federal court.”

“Since the action is dismissed, the request for preliminary injunction is moot”

“we have concluded that defendant’s motion must be granted.”

“We hold that defendant properly removed this action to federal court and deny plaintiff’s motion to remand this case to the Erie County Court of Common Pleas.”

“defendant’s motion for summary judgment will be denied and plaintiff will be permitted to offer evidence of sales below total cost at trial.”

“For these reasons the motion for new trial and/or arrest of judgment of acquittal was denied.”

“Therefore, that portion of third party defendant’s motion concerning Hanley’s indemnification claim based on a contractual provision is granted and count 2 of defendant Hanley’s third party complaint is dismissed.”

“The union’s motion for summary judgment must be denied.”