Order -- Denying as Moot Plaintiffs Motion to Consolidate

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May 6, 1982

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  • Case Files, Major v. Treen Hardbacks. Order -- Denying as Moot Plaintiffs Motion to Consolidate, 1982. 33992960-c803-ef11-a1fd-6045bddbf119. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/c50de8cb-6af0-47f8-93ea-b89a221312cb/order-denying-as-moot-plaintiffs-motion-to-consolidate. Accessed November 05, 2025.

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    MINUTE ENTRY 
May 6, 1982 
COLLINS, J. 

BARBARA MAJOR, ET AL. CIVIL ACTION 

VERSUS NO. 82-1192 

DAVID C. TREEN, ET AL. SECTION '"D" (C) 

coon J TR dR SE SR TES SC 

The above captioned matter came before the Court for a 

hearing on April 14, 1982 at 9:00 a.m., on plaintiffs’ 

motion to consolidate this action with another case, Robert 

E. Couhig, Jr. v. James L. Brown, Secretary of State, State 
  

of Louisiana, No. 82-1136 (E.D. La. 1982), pending before 
  

this Court. The Major action was originally allotted to 

Section H of this district and was temporarily transferred 

to this section for a determination of the motion to con- 

solidate. By Minute Entry, dated May 6, 1982, the Court 

granted the defendant's motion to dismiss the Couhig action 

on the grounds that plaintiffs' claim is premature and not 

ripe for adjudication. In view of the Court's disposition 

of the Couhig action, plaintiffs’ motion in the above 

entitled matter to consolidate is moot. 

WHEREFORE, the Court will and hereby does DENY as MOOT 

plaintiffs' motion to consolidate. 

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the above entitled matter be 

transferred to Section H of this district for further 

proceedings. 

MAT 10 hd 

ANG Lom 
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