IN RE HOLLOWAY, 09-30446 (2016)
Court: District Court, S.D. Georgia
Number: infdco20160121846
Visitors: 9
Filed: Jan. 20, 2016
Latest Update: Jan. 20, 2016
Summary: ORDER DUDLEY H. BOWEN , District Judge . On January 11, 2016, this Court directed Appellant D. Duston Tapley to show cause within fourteen days why this bankruptcy appeal should not be dismissed because of his failure to fife an appellate brief, within three days, Mr. Tapley responded that he had never received notice of the briefing schedule. Upon review of Mr. Tapley's submission and this Court's own records, Mr. Tapley may be correct. He is not listed as a recipient of the briefing sched
Summary: ORDER DUDLEY H. BOWEN , District Judge . On January 11, 2016, this Court directed Appellant D. Duston Tapley to show cause within fourteen days why this bankruptcy appeal should not be dismissed because of his failure to fife an appellate brief, within three days, Mr. Tapley responded that he had never received notice of the briefing schedule. Upon review of Mr. Tapley's submission and this Court's own records, Mr. Tapley may be correct. He is not listed as a recipient of the briefing schedu..
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ORDER
DUDLEY H. BOWEN, District Judge.
On January 11, 2016, this Court directed Appellant D. Duston Tapley to show cause within fourteen days why this bankruptcy appeal should not be dismissed because of his failure to fife an appellate brief, within three days, Mr. Tapley responded that he had never received notice of the briefing schedule. Upon review of Mr. Tapley's submission and this Court's own records, Mr. Tapley may be correct. He is not listed as a recipient of the briefing schedule in the Court's records. It is the Court's understanding that Mr. Tapley's name (and therefore his e-mail address) may have been entered incorrectly in the CM/ECF system at that time. Thus, he would not have received electronic notice of the filing of the briefing schedule.
Upon the foregoing, IT IS ORDERED that Mr. Tapley has presented sufficient cause to excuse his untimeliness. Accordingly, Mr. Tapley is permitted to file his appellate brief within twenty-one 21 days thereof.
Source: Leagle
