Court affirmed dismissal of case for lack of due diligence where plaintiff had delayed for more than six years, and where plaintiff's only action on the case during that time was to file notices of intent to proceed.
February 10, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Motion to Dismiss • Lack of Due Diligence • Reasonable Promptitude in Pursuing Claim • Prejudice
Hoffman v. Hoffman et al., PICS Case No. 17-0124 (C.P. Berks Jan 24, 2017) Sprecher, J. (5 pages).
Court affirmed dismissal of case for lack of due diligence where plaintiff had delayed for more than six years, and where plaintiff’s only action on the case during that time was to file notices of intent to proceed.
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