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: Law Library LetterSummary 2008 WY 136
Summary of Decision issued November 18, 2008
Summaries are prepared by Law Librarians and are not official statements of the Wyoming Supreme Court.
Case Name: Wolf v. Allen
Citation: 2008 WY 136
Docket Number: S-08-0080
Appeal from the
Representing Appellant Wolf: Phillip Wolf, pro se.
Representing Appellee Allen: Richard Mathey of
Facts/Discussion: Wolf requested relief from the district court?s grant of summary judgment to Allen. No appeal was taken from the denial of Wolf?s Rule 60(b) motion so the Court only had jurisdiction over the appeal as it related to the Order for Summary Judgment. Wolf?s argument is essentially an argument that he should have been allowed to withdraw his admissions under 36(b).
Wolf did not timely respond to Allen?s Second Request for Admissions. Therefore, the district court was correct in deeming those points admitted to which Wolf failed to respond in a timely manner. A court may permit withdrawal of an admission on motion. However, Wolf never filed a motion requesting withdrawal of his admissions under Rule 36(b).
Holding: Wolf did not request withdrawal of his admissions under Rule 36(b). The district court did not abuse its discretion when it granted summary judgment based on those admissions and the Court affirmed.
Affirmed.
C.J. Voigt delivered the decision.
Link: http://tinyurl.com/64abtf .
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