Jimenez v. S&MA Contracting Inc.
- Andrew Carter
- 1:24-cv-00065
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Jimenez v. S&MA Contracting Inc., Judge Carter received counsel’s request for more time to serve defendants, but the excerpt shows no ruling.
The filing concerns Jose Jimenez, S&MA Contracting Inc., Waris Ali, and Asaad Ali, also identified as Nassir Ali, in connection with service of a court order and the deadline for filing an affidavit of service.
What happened
In Jimenez v. S&MA Contracting Inc., the plaintiff’s lawyers asked the court for a short extension of a deadline to serve the defendants with a February 21, 2024 court order.
The lawyers said a process server could serve S&MA Contracting Inc. on February 22 but needed more time to serve Waris Ali and Asaad Ali, also known as Nassir Ali. They asked to extend the deadline for serving the order and filing proof of service.
The excerpt does not state whether the request was granted or denied. The document is addressed to and bears the signature of Judge Andrew L. Carter, Jr.
The detailed version
- Jimenez v. S&MA Contracting Inc. · No. 1:24-cv-00065
- Andrew Carter
- Feb. 23, 2024
What the filing concerns
The plaintiff’s counsel, Bell Law Group, PLLC, wrote to the court about an earlier order dated February 21, 2024. That order directed counsel to serve the order on the defendants and file an affidavit of service by February 22, 2024.
Request for an extension
Counsel requested a short extension. The letter states that a process server could serve the corporate defendant, S&MA Contracting Inc., on February 22, but needed additional time to serve the individual defendants, Waris Ali and Asaad Ali, also identified as Nassir Ali.
Disposition shown in the excerpt
The provided text does not contain an express ruling granting or denying the extension request. It includes the letter and a dated signature block for Judge Andrew L. Carter, Jr., but it does not state the court’s disposition.
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