Grenier v. Kennebec County

D. Maine

Grenier v. Kennebec County

749 F. Supp. 28, 1990 WL 173439

District Court, D. Maine·Decided September 12, 1990·No. Civ. No. 89-0180 P·Published

Opinion

ORDER

GENE CARTER, Chief Judge.

No objection having been filed, motion GRANTED per Local Rule 19(c) and it is hereby ORDERED that this Court’s Order entered on March 21, 1990, 733 F.Supp. 455 be, and is hereby, AMENDED to add thereto in the final paragraph thereof the following language,

“(5) Defendant Commissioner Donald Allen’s motion to dismiss all claims seeking federal declaratory relief is hereby GRANTED.”

So ORDERED.

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ORDER

GENE CARTER, Chief Judge.

No objection having been filed, motion GRANTED per Local Rule 19(c) and it is hereby ORDERED that this Court’s Order entered on March 21, 1990, 733 F.Supp. 455 be, and is hereby, AMENDED to add thereto in the final paragraph thereof the following language,

“(5) Defendant Commissioner Donald Allen’s motion to dismiss all claims seeking federal declaratory relief is hereby GRANTED.”

So ORDERED.

Grenier v. Kennebec County, 749 F. Supp. 28, 1990 WL 173439 (D. Me. 1990).

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