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Norman Eaise v. United States Postal Service

Citations: 60 F.3d 840; 1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 25064; 1995 WL 376079Docket: 95-3384

Court: Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; June 8, 1995; Federal Appellate Court

Narrative Opinion Summary

Norman EAISE, the petitioner, filed a case against the United States Postal Service, the respondent, in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. The court issued a notice regarding the non-precedential nature of its opinions, clarifying that such opinions cannot be cited as precedent, but may still be referenced for certain legal doctrines like claim preclusion or judicial estoppel. The court has reinstated EAISE's petition after he fulfilled all requirements, including payment of the filing fee and submission of the necessary documentation. Consequently, the previous order of dismissal has been vacated and recalled. The respondent is instructed to calculate the new deadline for filing its brief based on the date of this order.

Legal Issues Addressed

Calculation of Filing Deadlines

Application: The respondent is instructed to determine the new deadline for filing its brief based on the date of the court's order.

Reasoning: The respondent is instructed to calculate the new deadline for filing its brief based on the date of this order.

Non-Precedential Opinions

Application: The court's opinions in this case are designated as non-precedential and cannot be cited as precedent, but they may be referenced for other legal doctrines.

Reasoning: The court issued a notice regarding the non-precedential nature of its opinions, clarifying that such opinions cannot be cited as precedent, but may still be referenced for certain legal doctrines like claim preclusion or judicial estoppel.

Reinstatement of Petition

Application: The petitioner's case is reinstated after compliance with procedural requirements such as payment and documentation.

Reasoning: The court has reinstated EAISE's petition after he fulfilled all requirements, including payment of the filing fee and submission of the necessary documentation.

Vacating and Recalling Dismissal Orders

Application: The court vacated and recalled its previous order of dismissal following the petitioner's compliance with court requirements.

Reasoning: Consequently, the previous order of dismissal has been vacated and recalled.