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Posted On: 01/15/2022 2:57:02 PM
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In a civil action, I believe the defendant has to be explicitly identified at some point.
If you don't know the identity of a defendant, you have to include the unknown defendant as a "John Doe", i think.
I am pretty sure that yesterday's dissmissal of NSF removes NSF from liability as to the current lawsuit.
Since the dismissal was apparently without prejudice, I suppose its possible that NSF could be added back in later.
But I have never heard of a defendant being dismissed and then added back in later.
If you don't know the identity of a defendant, you have to include the unknown defendant as a "John Doe", i think.
I am pretty sure that yesterday's dissmissal of NSF removes NSF from liability as to the current lawsuit.
Since the dismissal was apparently without prejudice, I suppose its possible that NSF could be added back in later.
But I have never heard of a defendant being dismissed and then added back in later.
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