Fill and Sign the Rule 41 Dismissal of Actionsfederal Rules of Civil Procedureus Form

IN THE ___________COURT OF ______________ (County), ________________ (State) _____________________ PLAINTIFF (Name of Plaintiff) V. CAUSE NO. _____,_____ _____________________ DEFENDANT (Name of Defendant) Motion by Defendant to Dismiss with Prejudice for Failure to Prosecute Comes now ____________________ (Name of Defendant), Defendant, in the above-captioned cause, who, by and through his attorney moves the Court, pursuant to Rule 41(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (or appropriate State Rule of Civil Procedure) ___________________, to dismiss the above-entitled action, with prejudice to the Plaintiff _________________ (Name of Plaintiff), and with costs to ____________ (Plaintiff or Defendant), on the grounds that the action was filed on ________________ (date), and Plaintiff has failed to properly and diligently prosecute the action, in that (description of circumstances showing Plaintiff's lack of due diligence) ________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________; Wherefore, Defendant respectfully moves the Court to dismiss the above-entitled action, with prejudice to the Plaintiff. Respectfully submitted,_________________________ (Name of Defendant) By:______________________(Printed Name of Attorney)_________________________(Signature of Attorney)Defendant’s AttorneyState Bar No. ____________ Certificate of Service This is to certify that I, ___________________ (Name of Attorney), attorney for Defendant ________________________ (Name of Defendant), have this date served
On (address of attorney), (number of letters or number of facsimile copies of pleadings) filed by me, in the county of (state of service of case), (county of court) this day, by publication of a copy of the motion. (signed by attorney) (printed name of attorney) and i, (names of attorney and defendant) hereby stipulate as follows: that the foregoing is true and correct to the best knowledge of the parties. Jurisdiction — state and federal - 1. This court has jurisdiction over (name) with respect to civil claims, in the (state of court) for (date) including suitable causes of action, subject to the laws of (district), (state), and (country); and includes the courts of the several states, territory and insular possessions, the commonwealth, the District of Columbia, and all territories over which the United States government has jurisdiction. 2. If this proceeding is dismissed with prejudice to plaintiff by the court for any reason set forth in the above pleading, plaintiff may seek any damages, attorney's fees, costs or expenses incurred by defendant and awarded as a matter of right hereunder. 3. This action is for and on behalf of (name) (state, address, phone or fax) in your answer, you can get much more information from our information page about the complaint.<|endowment|>the world's oldest person, 116-year-old Sunita lakra, is not the only oldest woman living in India. That honour goes to 115-year-old sunita due, who's also the oldest woman in the world, with her 122nd birthday coming up on june 7. Dua, from the village of dua of jhabua district in Gujarat, also managed to reach 108 years old, which is 10 years older than the previous record-holder, jeanne calment who lived to be 104 years old. Dua is expected to live until the time she turns 103 and this is her 10th year of retirement at the age of 115. Sunita lakra and dua both get a great deal of praise for their achievements. While Laura's longevity has won her many accolades, and she's recently become something of a celebrity around the year-round village in Gujarat, dua is remembered for being the only survivor of the Kasai valmiki ch