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“even if we are incorrect in finding constructive compliance with 26(e)(1) in light of other notices, the appropriateness of plaintiff's proposed cure at trial - the exclusion of all mr. sargent's testimony- does not logically follow”
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even if we are incorrect in finding constructive compliance with 26(e)(1) in light of other notices, the appropriateness of plaintiff's proposed cure at trial - the exclusion of all mr. sargent's testimony- does not logically follow
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Government of Virgin Islands
v.
Joseph
78-1155.
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Dec 18, 1978.
588 F.2d 820
Published
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Citer courts: First Circuit (1)

588 F.2d 820

Government of Virgin Islands
v.
Joseph

No. 78-1155

United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit

12/18/78

1

D.V.I.

AFFIRMED