Correspondence from Clerk to Leventhal Re: Receipt and Filing

Correspondence
September 27, 1976

Cite this item
Correspondence from Clerk to Leventhal Re: Receipt and Filing preview

1 page

Cite this item

  • Case Files, Norwood v. Harrison - Hardbacks. Correspondence from Clerk to Leventhal Re: Receipt and Filing, 1976. 6086ae91-722e-f111-88b4-000d3a199651. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/b0121854-0639-4b7f-b383-c3cf368d876d/correspondence-from-clerk-to-leventhal-re-receipt-and-filing. Accessed July 18, 2026.

    Copied!

     [||d4837304-ac95-4222-b01b-2217845dea92||] Lirltred States Cmut of Appeals 

FIFTH CIRCUIT 

EDWARD W. WADSWORTH OFFICE OF THE CLERK 600 CAMP STREET 
CLERK NEW ORLEANS, LA. 70130 

September 27, 1976 

Mr. Melvyn R, Leventhal 

Attorney at Law 
Suite 2030 
10 Columbus Circle 
New York, New York 10019 

No. 76-1865 ~ Delores Norwood, etc., 

D., L., Harrison, Sr., Et Al, 

(1) Appellees! motion for summary atfirmance, ete. 

(2) *October 4, 1976, 

Dear Sir: 

I am authorized by this Court to advise that the above (1) has been received and filed, 

and under the rules and practice of this Court will be presented for ruling without oral 

argument on the date* shown in column (2) above, together with any response or op- 

position that may be filed by opposing counsel by that date. 

Very truly yours, 

EDWARD W. WADSWORTH, Clerk 

St — —"— Be ct Le cont en me te, wren 

Deputy Clerk 

Peter M, Stockett, Jr. (w/copy of motion) 

* This is only the date on which it is now expected that the matter will be forwarded for ruling and does not mean that this 
office will be able to advise counsel of the Court's action by then. Counsel should allow at least ten days’ time thereafter for 
advice as to the Court’s ruling before making inquiry. 

FPI-MI—7-14.75-3M-4049 [||d4837304-ac95-4222-b01b-2217845dea92||]

Copyright notice

© NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.

This collection and the tools to navigate it (the “Collection”) are available to the public for general educational and research purposes, as well as to preserve and contextualize the history of the content and materials it contains (the “Materials”). Like other archival collections, such as those found in libraries, LDF owns the physical source Materials that have been digitized for the Collection; however, LDF does not own the underlying copyright or other rights in all items and there are limits on how you can use the Materials. By accessing and using the Material, you acknowledge your agreement to the Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the Materials.

Additional info

To the extent that LDF includes information about the Materials’ origins or ownership or provides summaries or transcripts of original source Materials, LDF does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information, transcripts or summaries, and shall not be responsible for any inaccuracies.