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January 26, 1955
Petition for Naturalization of Francesco APOLLONIO
This case presents the issue as to whether an alien seaman who remained in the United States illegally after the expiration of his seaman's pass, but later served in the United States Army, is eligible for naturalization.
Petitioner, a native and citizen of Italy, seeks to be naturalized pursuant to Public Law 86, Chapter 162 of the 83rd Congress, 67 Stat. 108, 8 U.S.C.A. 1440a et seq.
The Immigration and Naturalization Service recommends that the petition be denied, on the ground that petitioner was not lawfully admitted to the United States.
The following facts are not in dispute:
Petitioner arrived in the United States at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on or about August 22, 1947, as a seaman aboard the S.S. Rialto. Petitioner was given a 29-day seaman's pass pursuant to the regulations issued under Section 15 of the Immigration Act of 1924, 8 U.S.C.A. § 215.
Petitioner overstayed his leave and remained in the United States without legal authority so to remain.
On April 19, 1951, petitioner was drafted into the United States Army. On May 19, 1952, a warrant of arrest in a deportation proceeding was served upon petitioner, a hearing held, and petitioner paroled. In June of 1952, petitioner was shipped overseas as a soldier in the United States Army. On January 14, 1953, petitioner was honorably discharged from the United States Army at the convenience of the government because of alienage. On February 19, 1953, petitioner was afforded a hearing in his deportation proceeding and was found to be deportable. Petitioner then commenced this proceeding on November 24, 1953.
The record indicates further, without contradiction, that when petitioner was drafted, Selective Service had knowledge that he was an alien illegally in the United States; when petitioner, as a soldier in the United States Army, was shipped overseas, it was with the knowledge of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
The Immigration and Naturalization Service urges that petitioner was not 'admitted' to the United States within the meaning of the statute. The legislative history of the Act indicates that it was intended to apply to persons who were lawfully admitted either in an immigrant status or in a non-immigrant status, and the fact that events subsequent to their admission deprived them of that status would not be sufficient to deny them naturalization if they had served honorably in the United States Army.
In House Report No. 223, 1953,
which was submitted in connection with the bill which became Public Law 86, adopted on June 30, 1953, 67 Stat., Chap. 162, there is the statement:
'The purpose of the bill is to provide means for the expeditious naturalization of aliens lawfully admitted into the United States as immigrants of non-immigrants, who have served honorably, or are serving in the Armed Forces of the United States during the period beginning June 25, 1950 * * * and terminating on June 30, 1955.'
The Report points out that many thousands of permanently residing aliens have enlisted in our Armed Forces and then states:
'Many more thousands, including those who have temporary residence only (students, visitors, 'treaty merchants' and their children, etc.), have been inducted in accordance with Public Law 51, 82d Congress * * *.'
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'It contemplated benefits only for the alien who has effected lawful entry, either in an immigrant or nonimmigrant status.'
The Department of Justice recommended that the bill be amended to provide that the serviceman bear the burden of proving lawful admission.
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'The proposal that the serviceman be required to have a lawful status at the time of entering the Armed Forces was not included in the bill. While lawful admission as an immigrant or nonimmigrant is held to be a prerequisite to naturalization under the terms of H.R. 4233, the committee is of the opinion that the technicalities involved in connection with the continuance of such status at the time of entering the Armed Forces would place an unwarranted burden on the serviceman and practically nullify the purpose of this legislation.' U.S.Code, Cong. & Adm.News, 83rd Cong.1953, Vol. 2, p. 1716.
That a seaman possessing a seaman's pass is a non-immigrant and is lawfully admitted as such is shown by Part 214(d) of the Administrative Regulations under the Immigration and Nationality Act, U.S.Cong. & Adm.News, 1953, p. 2497. If he fails to leave at the expiration of the pass, he is in no different position than visitors or students who are admitted for temporary residence only and who overstay their time. The situation might be quite different in the case of a seaman who 'jumped ship' and never acquired any legal right to admittance.
The recommendation of the Immigration and Naturalization Service that naturalization be denied in this case was based upon a finding that petitioner was, in fact, an immigrant at the time of entry and not a bona fide seaman. This was based upon a statement made by petitioner when examined by the Immigration and Naturalization Service on February 19, 1953, at which time the following questions were asked and answers given:
'Q. For how long a period was it your intention to remain in the United States at the time of your admission on August 15, 1947? A. I was trying to remain here forever.
'Q. At the time of your admission on that date, was it your intention to remain in the United States permanently? A. Yes Sir.'
Petitioner, in an affidavit submitted in this matter, stated that he did not understand these questions at the time that they were asked of him, and sought a hearing. The hearing was then held by me at which he stated that while he had so testified at the immigration hearing, he misunderstood the question and the exact time period to which it related; that at the time of his departure from the ship, he intended to return to the ship and sail on it; that it was not until he had been ashore for several days that he decided to try to remain in the United States permanently.
What the intention of the petitioner was at the time that he left the ship, or whether he had any intention at that time, is, of course, a matter of the operation of his mind which would be difficult to establish. It is well established that 'what the alien says and the documents he submits to the examining immigrant inspector, rather than his subjective intent or concealed motive for wishing shore leave, are determinative of his status as a non-immigrant.' United States v. Prince Line, 2 Cir., 1951, 189 F.2d 386, 389; see also Brownell v. Gutnayer, D.C.Cir.1954, 212 F.2d 462; President of United States ex rel. Feretic v. Shaughnessy, D.C.S.D.N.Y.1954, 122 F.Supp. 739.
Petitioner was duly admitted to the United States as a non-immigrant. The immigration authorities were placed on notice that his continued stay in the United States was illegal, but they nevertheless permitted him to serve in the United States Army, instead of taking prompt action to compel his deportation. He served honorably in the Army, reaching the rank of Sergeant. Testimony given at the hearing before me indicates that he is a person of good moral character.
Since petitioner has all of the qualifications necessary for naturalization under the provisions of the statute, his petition for naturalization is approved. So ordered.
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June 6, 1940
LOWv.DAVIDSON MFG. CO.
Appeal from District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division. Charles Edgar Woodward, Judge.
Before SPARKS, MAJOR, and KERNER, Circuit Judges.
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This is an appeal from a decree entered July 13, 1939, dismissing plaintiff's complaint for want of equity. The action of the court was had at the conclusion of plainiff's testimony.
The suit was predicated upon a contract dated February 2, 1923 between the defendant and the plaintiff, and other parties described as investors. A copy of this contract was attached to and made a part of the compalint. The plaintiff sought an accounting, together with discovery, examination and inspection of defendant's records. Defendant, by its answer, denied liability and alleged that the contract of 1923 was amended and modified by a contract between the same parties entered into August 18, 1931, a copy of which latter contract was attached to and made a part of defendant's answer.
The principal question for decision involves a construction of the 1923 contract and, to some extent, the 1931 contract. The subject matter of the former contract was Automotic Press Feeders. It appears that at the time of the execution of the first contract, the defendant was in need of financial means to manufacture the feeder described in the contract. The situation resulted in the execution of the contract by which plaintiff and other parties to the contract advanced the sum of $50,000, of which $5,000 was advanced by plaintiff.*fn1
Insofar as the 1923 contract is concerned, the question in dispute is whether it includes suction feeders, or applies solely to friction feeders. It is plaintiff's theory that it includes both types of feeders, while defendant contends it applies only to friction feeders. After the 1923 contract, defendant commenced and has continued the manufacture of fraction feeders.About 1928 or 1929, defendant also commenced the manufacture of amachine known as a suction feeder. It is admitted that plaintiff has had an accounting and has been paid by the defendant for all moneys due him on account of the manufacture and sale by the defendant of the friction feeder. No accounting has been made, however, and it is denied by the defendant that there is any liability on account of defendant's manufacture and sale of the suction feeder for the reason that it is not included in the contract.
Due to the length of the contract we shall not set it forth in full, but wil refer to such portions as seem material in determining The urcial question as to whether it includes both types of feeders. It commences by reciting that the company (defendant) is the owner of certain inventions relating to automatic paper feeders which it has been manufacturing and selling; that it requires additional capital in the conduct of such business and, that the investors (plaintiff and others) have examined such invention and devices and are willing to invest their money by the purchase of an interest in the proceeds thereof. In Paragrasph 1-a, the investors agree to advance to the company the sum of $50,000. Paragraph 1-b purports to set forth the investors' interest, the pertinent language being:
"That said consideration is and shall be considered as payment for the purchase by Investors of an interest hereinafter specified in the proceeds to be realized in the future from the sale of such feeders as mayb e hereafter designed and manufactured for application to printing presses, duplicating machines, folding machines, paper box machines, glueing machines, and all other machines. * * * "
Plaintiff contends that the words "such feeders' appearing in this and other portions of the contract refer to all automatic feeders, which, if correct, admittedly includes the suction type feeder. Paragraph 2-b designates the Chicago Title and Trust Company as depository, with whom defendant is to deposit the amounts accruing to the investors under the terms of the contract. So far as material, it provides: "To turn over and pay to the Chicago Title and Trust Company hereinafter designated Depository from time to time when and as hereinafter specified for the benefit of the Investors, beginning with the date of the sale of the first feeder of the new model known as Model No. 3, designed and now in the process of manufacture under the improved inventions, for application to all types of machines (excepting to typewriters, as aforesaid) a portion of the net selling price to the Company as follows: * * * "
The paragraph continues, fixing the amount which investors are to receive from "each feeder so manufactured," and the "manufacture and sale by the company of said feeders."
In subsequent paragraphs, the words "such feeders" and "said feeders" are frequently found. In a subsequent paragraph is provided the manner of terminating the contract.It is stated: "That the company may, at any time after eight years from the date of sale of the first of said new feeders, known as Model #3, terminate this agreement * * * "
As stated, it is plaintiff's contention that the feeders referred to have reference to all automatic paper feeders as mentioned in the recitals to the contract. It is argued that the reference in Paragraph 2-b to "the new Model known as Model #3, designed and now in the process of manufacture", merely has reference to the time when the payments were to begin.This appears to us as a rather weak explanation of the reason for specifically mentioning this particular model of machine. If plaintiff's contention be sound that the contract refers to all types of automatic feeders, there would have been no occasion to mention this particular type merely for the purpose of showing when payment was to commence. This purpose would have been served just as well by providing that payment should begin with the manufacture of the first feeder without any reference to Model #3. The mentioning of this model is inconsistent with plaintiff's theory that the contract included all types of feeders. It is also of some pertinency to point out that at the time the contract was made, the plaintiff and other investors examined the only type of machine which defendant then had and that it was a friction type such as Model #3. It would appear, therefore, that that was the type of machine which the parties had in mind and which they intnded to cover by their contract. The more we study the contract in connection with the relevant circumstances, the more convinced we become in this respect.
It is argued by plaintiff that this construction would amount to a fraud on him because the defendant might have at once ceased the manufacture of the friction type machine and thereby defeat plaintiff's rights under the contract. We do not belive there is any merit in this contention. In ascertaining what the parties had in mind, it is more reasonable to consider what did happen rather than what might have happended. The fact is, the defendant did not commence the manufacture of the suction type machine until seven or eight years after the contract had been made, and not until after plaintiff and the other investors had been more than reimbursed for the amountsof their investments.
This construction of the contract finds support in the subsequent acts of the parties. The 1931 contract between the same parties recites: "Whereas, heretofore, under date of the 2nd day of February, 1923, the Company entered into a certain agreement with the Investors relating to the manufacture and sale by the Company of certain friction feeders, and agreed to pay to the Investors a portion, as therein expressed of the proceeds received by the Company from such manufacturer and sale of such machines, in consideration of Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dollars cash or its equivalent then and there paid by the Investors to the Company, which said agreement is still in effect; * * * "
It is argued by plaintiff that this recital cannot be given the effect of modifying or altering the previous contract. It is pointed out that this latter contract contains a clause that the former contract shall remain in full force and effect except as expressly modified. Assuming that plaintiff's argument is sound legally, we do not believe it is applicable because the second contract, as we understand it, does not seek to modify or change in any way the character of machine which is covered by the first contract. The parties, including plaintiff, by this recital, acknowledged that the machine covered by the first contract was the friction feeder. While we do not regard it as of great importance, we think it is material that the "other investors" who had a nine-tenths interest in the investment, in contract to plaintiff's one-tenth interest, filed a pleading under the designation of involuntary plaintiffs in which they alleged: " * * * It was repesented at that time to the investors that the moneys to be advanced pursuant to the terms of said contract dated February 2, 1923, would be used for the purpose of developing and placing on the market said friction feeder known as Model No. 3 and that recompense for the Investors advancement of funds would be by the payment of specified royalties out of proceeds from the sale of said Model No. 3 friction feeders. * * * "
They also alleged that defendant had properly accounted for all moneys due them by reason of the 1923 contract. True, plaintiff would not be bound by the interpretation which his associate investors now place on the 1923 contract, yet we think it is fair to assume that the same circumstances which apprised his associates of what was intended by the contract, would likewise have apprised him. We agree with the conclusion of the District Court that there was no liability by reason of the 1923 contract.
Defendant argues that there is no liability under the 1931 contract for two reasons: (1) the complaint asserted no liability under the 1931 contract, and (2) that even if it had, no liability was shown. It is true the complaint is predicated entirely upon the 1923 contract - nowhere is the contract of 1931 mentioned. The defendant in its answer, however, alleged that the former contract was modified by the latter, and attached a copy of the latter to its anser. It appears from an order entered as a result of a pre-trial conference, that the 1931 contract was made an issue, as it likewise appears from the findings of fact made by the contract. No objection was made to evidence concerning the latter contract. We think, under such circumstances, that Rule 15(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 28 U.S.C.A following section 723c, is applicable and, that the 1931 contract was an issue the same as if it had been pleaded.
As already stated, the 1931 contract referreed to the 1923 contract as relating to the manufacture and sale by the company of certain friction feeders. It also recited that by the former contract the investors were not to participate in any royalty received by the company from any license which the company might give to others to manufacture friction feeders and, that it was the desire of the company that provision be made for the investors in that respect. It was furhter recited that the American Multigraph Company, which ahd been purchasing such feeders from the defendant, was desirous of manufacturing smaller feeders on its own account, and desird from the defendant a license for that purpose. That contract then provided that in case a license was issued to the Multigraph Company to manufacture such smaller friction feeders that a certain portion of the royalty received by the defendant should be paid to the plaintiff and other investors. Other terms and conditions were imposed which do not appear material at the present.
In conformity with this contract, a license contract was entered into between the defendant and the Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation, the nominee of the Multigraph Company, by which the latter was authorized to manufacture friction feeder machines in accordance with certain specified terms. Defendant, under this license agreement, received advanced royalties in the amount of $25,000. Plaintiff contends that two types of feeders were manufactured by the licensee, known as the Drility or Multigraph Feeder, and the Addressograph Feeder, and that plaintiff is entitled to an accounting as to any royalties received by the defendant, or royalties due the defendant from the licensee, by reason of the 1931 contact. As we understand, defendant does not dispute plaintiff's assertion that both of these feeders are friction feeders, and the court so found. The court further found: "That pursuant to Court's Exhibit 1, (the license agreement) the said Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation made and sold a number of friction feeders for addressograph or multigraph machines and the defendant made payments on said machines to all the other parties to the contracts, Exhibits 1 and 5, (the contract of 1931) on said feeders, excepting to plaintiff Low, to-wit co-plaintiffs Waldo, McKay and Quinn, but the evidence does not show to which machines the payments were applied."
The associate investors of plaintiff, by their pleading, alleged that they were entitled to royalties under the 1931 contract and the license agreement in connection therewith. Defendant's president admitted that payments had been made to plaintiff's associate investors covering these two types of feeders manufactured and sold by the licensee, although he was unable to state the amount of such payments. We are unable to perceive why plaintiff is not entitled to an accounting for royalties received by or due to the defendant by reason of this license agreement. It appears that a different conclusion would be inconsistent with what we have said concerning plaintiff's rights under the 1923 contract. There, we agreed with defendant's contention that plaintiff was not entitled to an accounting for the reason that the contract covered only the friction type of machine. The 1931 contract covered the same type of machine - in fact, it is used to show that the parties themselves interpreted the former contrat to include only the friction type of machine. By the latter contract, payments were promised the plaintiff from royalties received from a licensee who was authorized to manufacture and sell the friction type of machine. Plaintiff has been paid for such machines under the contract of 1923, but not under the contract of 1931. The District Court concluded that neither the Multigraph nor Addressograph machines was covered by the contract of 1931 or the license agreement and that, therefore, the defendant was under no duty to account. We reach the opposite conclusion and hold that plaintiff was entitled to an accounting in this respect, with the right to examine defendant's records in support thereof.
The decree of dismissal, therefore, is reversed and the cause remanded with directions to proceed in accordance with the views herein expressed. Reversed.
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Dating Naked ("Eavesdroppers and Ultimatums") – When Kerri reveals her feelings for Chris, she wants to know how he is feeling, but it may already be too late. (VH1)
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A Wicked Offer ("Immaculate Deception") – A married couple struggling with debt could win cash if they participate in controversial tasks involving unsuspecting loved ones. (The CW)
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The Carmichael Show [SEASON FINALE] ("Guns") – Maxine's reaction to finding Jerrod's gun sparks a debate on gun control and gender power dynamics throughout the family. (NBC)
NICK'S PICK: Last Comic Standing [SEASON FINALE] ("The Finale") – The final five comics perform; one comic is crowned Last Comic Standing. (NBC)
Lachey's Bar ("Businessmen, Babies & Bachelorettes") – Problems arise when Nick and Drew each book parties on the same night in the bar's private event space. (A&E)
Watch What Happens: Live – Television personality Martha Stewart; model Chrissy Teigen. (Bravo)
Key & Peele [SERIES FINALE] ("The End") – Meegan and André have a serious talk; a rapper walks out of an interview; Conrad flies business select; Ray Parker Jr. has some new songs; a man can't stop saying "deez nuts"; a young man learns about Negrotown. (Comedy Central)
The League [SEASON PREMIERE] ("That Other Draft") – Pete bumps into his ex-wife; Jenny is a VIP during the draft in Chicago, while Kevin runs into the Seahawks' general manager; Marshawn Lynch attends Taco Corp's annual board meeting. (FXX)
Paranormal Witness ("The Molech") – A politician from Pennsylvania must battle the ghost of the murderous doctor and the ancient demon-god the doctor once worshipped, both of whom haunt his home. (Syfy)
Twinning ("Twin Job") – Separation causes twinsets to crack; Le and Ji want to go home; loyalty between Torian and Kristina is tested; Shawn sneaks in the middle. (VH1)
Lachey's Bar [SEASON FINALE] ("In Cincy to Stay?") – Nick considers relocating his family to Cincinnati when he and Drew are offered the opportunity to host a weekly radio show at the bar. (A&E)
You're the Worst [SEASON PREMIERE] ("The Sweater People") – Jimmy and Gretchen avoid domesticity by partying; an oblivious Lindsay tries to reconcile with her husband while Edgar drools over her. (FXX)
At Midnight With Chris Hardwick – Hari Kondabolu; Kyle Dunnigan; Matt Braunger. (Comedy Central)
E! News – Entertainment news. (E!)
The Exes ("What Dreams May Come") – Holly convinces Stuart to quit his practice and buy a restaurant; Haskell tries to persuade Margo to marry her fiancé. (TV Land)
Candidly Nicole ("Nicole Richie: Australian") – In order to find out which of her friends care the most, Nicole decides to move to Australia, but rather than a goodbye party, she attends an intervention. (VH1)
Big Brother: After Dark [LIVE] – Live camera feeds from the "Big Brother" house. (Pop)
The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore is joined by Buzz Aldrin and Billy Gardell. (11:30 PM, Comedy Central)
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon welcomes Artist Justin Timberlake; TV host Ellen DeGeneres; Macklemore & Ryan Lewis perform. (11:35 PM, NBC)
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert features Actress Scarlett Johansson; SpaceX and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk; Kendrick Lamar performs. (11:35 PM, CBS)
Jimmy Kimmel Live has Actor Josh Brolin; actress Susan Sarandon; Darius Rucker performs. (11:35 PM, ABC)
Late Night With Seth Meyers is joined by Comic Craig Ferguson; actress Gabourey Sidibe; "Last Comic Standing" winner; Abe Laboriel Jr. sits in with the 8G Band. (12:35 AM, NBC)
The Late Late Show With James Corden welcomes Actor Jason Sudeikis. (12:35 AM, CBS)
Last Call With Carson Daly features Actor Ed Skrein; Goldroom performs; actress Stephanie Sigman. (12:35 AM, NBC)
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This case comes before the Court on an appeal filed by Robert A. Weitzel ("Weitzel" or the "appellant") from an order of United States Bankruptcy Judge Dorothy Eisenberg, dated August 15, 2006, denying Weitzel's motion to vacate a January 20, 2004 stipulation pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6).
The following facts are derived from the parties' briefs and the bankruptcy record on appeal. This appeal arises out of the Bankruptcy Court's approval of a settlement agreement in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case of a Cleveland-based corporation called International Total Services, Inc. ("ITS") and several domestic and foreign subsidiaries of ITS (collectively, the "Debtors"). The appellant Weitzel is the former Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and a Director of ITS. On October 19, 1999, Weitzel resigned from these positions. Following his resignation Weitzel remained a shareholder and creditor of the Debtors.
Prior to September 11, 2001, the Debtors were engaged in providing aviation services and commercial security services at airports across the United States. The aviation division of ITS provided services such as pre-board screening of passengers ("Pre-Board Screening Services"), and also non-pre-board screening services including commercial security services, skycap services, baggage handling, de-icing of planes, shuttle bus service, exterior aircraft cleaning, ramp access services, bag-match operations, and electronic trace detection equipment management ("Non-Pre-board Screening Services"). On September 13, 2001, the Debtors filed petitions for relief under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. On September 21, 2001, an official committee of unsecured creditors ("Creditors Committee") was appointed. Due to difficulties in obtaining financing from creditors following the bankruptcy filing, ITS sought to sell its aviation division.
Shortly after September 11, 2001, the federal government established the Transportation Safety Administration ("TSA") to regulate all pre-board screening personnel at domestic airports beginning on February 17, 2002. Under the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, the TSA was given until November 1, 2002 to transfer the employment of pre-board screening personnel at U.S. airports to the federal government. During the interim period between February 17, 2002 and November 1, 2002, the federal government permitted private companies to bid for the right to conduct pre-board passenger screening work. ITS succeeding in obtaining contracts with the federal government to conduct pre-board screening at 102 domestic airports. Because of ITS' lack of operating capital, the government advanced $29.5 million to enable the Debtors to provide these services.
Notwithstanding the advanced funds from the government, ITS continued to lack operating capital and its creditors would not agree to finance the Debtors' other operations. Thus, the Debtors' commercial security division was sold to Willard M, LLC, pursuant to a sale approved by the Court on April 23, 2002. The Debtors' U.K. aviation division was sold to certain of the Debtors' senior United Kingdom employees. The Debtors' remaining operations consisted of its aviation division, which was (1) temporary Pre-Board Screening Services funded by the federal government; and (2) the Debtors' Non-Pre-Board security screening services.
On March 26, 2002, the Bankruptcy Court issued an order approving the sale of the Debtors' Non-Pre-board Screening Services to SMS Acquisitions, Inc. ("SMS"). The sale consisted of an Asset Purchase Agreement and a Transition Services Agreement, under which certain ITS managers became obligated to devote some of their time to working for SMS to assist with contracts SMS acquired under the Asset Purchase Agreement. The Transition Services Agreement also included a limited license to use the ITS name for certain purposes.
On June 18, 2002, the ("TSA") announced that it was implementing a pilot program to evaluate the feasibility of returning airport security to private firms. Under this program, TSA would enter into pre-board passenger screening contracts with private companies at five airports, including the airport in Kansas City, Missouri. The government solicited bids for this work from candidates that it deemed to be eligible.
ITS did not bid on any of the work at the five airports. SMS did participate in the bidding process utilizing the ITS name seeking pre-board screening contracts at three of the five airports chosen to participate in the pilot program. SMS won the contract for the Kansas City airport. On October 10, 2002, John DeMell, chief operating officer for ITS and one of the employees jointly employed by ITS and SMS, signed the Kansas City contract.
On December 6, 2002, the Debtors filed an Amended Plan of liquidation (the "Plan") in their bankruptcy proceeding. On January 13, 2002, Weitzel filed an objection to the Plan on various grounds. Among Weitzel's objections were that (1) SMS improperly used the "ITS"name to obtain pre-board security screening business, in violation of the Asset Purchase Agreement and the Transition Services Agreement; (2) the Debtors' management improperly assisted SMS in obtaining government contracts for pre-board screening business; and (3) that ITS was transferring its pre-board security screening business to SMS for no consideration.
At a hearing held on February 13, 2003, Weitzel agreed to withdraw his objections to the Plan and enter into a settlement. The parties signed a settlement agreement on February 27, 2003. As part of the settlement agreement, Weitzel expressly disclaimed any interest in any cause of action held by ITS. Weitzel agreed that all potential claims that the Debtors may have had, including claims against SMS, could only be brought, settled, or abandoned by the Debtors through their appointed liquidating agent. On February 27, 2003, the Bankruptcy Court entered an order confirming the Plan, which incorporated the ITS/Weitzel settlement agreement.
On April 7, 2003, SMS filed a motion for the allowance and payment of administrative claims. On August 11, 2003, SMS withdrew the motion and filed an administrative proof of claim seeking the allowance and payment of four administrative claims allegedly in the sum of approximately $400,000 (the "SMS Claim"). The Debtors objected to the SMS claim, but on January 8, 2004, entered into an agreement with SMS resolving the disputes between them. As part of the stipulation executed memorializing their agreement, SMS and ITS "unconditionally" released, waived and discharged all potential causes of action against each other. On January 20, 2004, the Bankruptcy Court endorsed the settlement agreement.
On March 24, 2006, Weitzel made a motion pursuant to Fed. Bankr. R. 9024 and Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6) to vacate the January 20, 2004 stipulation and order. Weitzel alleged that SMS misappropriated the Debtors' identity in procuring airport security contracts from the government; secured contracts from the Debtors for no consideration; and "tuck[ed] a general release of SMS" into the stipulation and failed to inform the Court that the stipulation extinguished not only SMS's claims for administrative expenses but claims belonging to the Debtors as well.
On June 13, 2006 and July 20, 2006, the Bankruptcy Court held hearings on Weitzel's motion to vacate. In an order dated August 15, 2006, Judge Eisenberg denied Weitzel's Rule 60(b) motion. Judge Eisenberg determined that the motion to vacate was time-barred under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(1) through (3). Also, Judge Eisenberg determined that Weitzel could not be granted relief under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6) because his grounds for relief based on fraud were duplicative of claims under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(3), which were time-barred. Furthermore, the Bankruptcy Court concluded that Weitzel's February 27, 2003 decision to settle his prior objections to the Plan precluded him from raising similar objections as grounds to vacate the stipulation pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b). Finally, on the merits, Judge Eisenberg found that Weitzel failed to establish that a fraud on the Court was committed. This appeal followed.
The appellant raise four issues on this appeal. Specifically, Weitzel argues that the bankruptcy court abused its discretion in denying the motion to vacate the January 20, 2004 stipulation pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6) because (1) the Bankruptcy Court relied upon inadmissible evidence in making its ruling; (2) the parties did not provide the Bankruptcy Court with sufficient information to approve a general release of SMS; (3) Weitzel established grounds to vacate the stipulation under Rule 60(b)(6); and (4) Weitzel established that the stipulation was a "fraud on the court."
An order determining a motion made pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b) is entitled to deference, and can be reversed only if there has been an abuse of discretion.
See Grace v. Bank Leumi Trust Co. of NY, 443 F.3d 180, 187 (2d Cir. 2006); Lawrence v. Wink (In re Lawrence), 293 F.3d 615, 623 (2d Cir. 2002); Nemaizer v. Baker, 793 F.2d 58, 61-62 (2d Cir. 1986). "A district court abuses its discretion when (1) its decision rests on an error of law (such as application of the wrong legal principle) or a clearly erroneous factual finding, or (2) its decision-though not necessarily the product of a legal error or a clearly erroneous factual finding-cannot be located within the range of permissible decisions." Vincenty v. Bloomberg, 476 F.3d 74, 83 (2d Cir. 2007) (internal quotation marks and citations omitted).
Having reviewed the Bankruptcy Court's memorandum decision and the appellate record in this case, the Court finds that the Bankruptcy Court's denial of Weitzel's motion to vacate the stipulation did not constitute an abuse of discretion. Judge Eisenberg's decision is well-reasoned, and amply supported by the record. Furthermore, the appellant failed to identify any errors of law or clearly erroneous factual findings made by the Bankruptcy Court.
Weitzel argues that if his Rule 60(b) motion were granted, it would negate the general release granted to SMS and allow the bankruptcy estate to pursue its claims against that company. However, the record in this case establishes that at the time of the confirmation of the Plan, Weitzel voluntarily agreed to withdraw the same objections to the Plan that he now seeks to rely on in having the Court vacate the January 20, 2004 stipulation of settlement. Also, under the Plan, the Debtors' liquidating agent retained sole authority to settle or prosecute any claims as "he deemed 'appropriate and in the [estates'] best interests." The Bankruptcy Court found that Wetizel relinquished his right to challenge the liquidating agent's decision-making with respect to claims against SMS. Weitzel's unhappiness with the liquidating agent's decisions regarding the release of SMS's claims was therefore insufficient to support a finding that the liquidating agent acted inappropriately in the discharge of his duties. The liquidating agent was under no obligation to notify Weitzel of its intention to release the SMS claims, as Weitzel did not request notice in accordance with the terms of the plan. Finally, the language of the releases was conspicuous, occupying the fourth paragraph of the stipulation, which consisted of only four pages and seven decretal paragraphs.
In sum, the Court finds that Judge Eisenberg acted within her discretion in finding, among other things, that Weitzel could not be granted relief under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6). Accordingly, the order of United States Bankruptcy Judge Dorothy Eisenberg, dated August 15, 2006, is affirmed.
Based on the foregoing, it is hereby ORDERED, that the order of the Bankruptcy Court, dated August 15, 2006, denying Weitzel's motion to vacate a January 20, 2004 stipulation pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6), is affirmed; and it is further
ORDERED, that the Clerk of the Court is directed to close this case.
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Skip to comments.UK to require porn filtering on by default on all accounts. Protection or over-reach by gov't?
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Pornography depicting rape will be outlawed as part of a government crackdown on web filth.
David Cameron today unveiled a raft of reforms to shield children from 'poisonous' websites that are 'corroding childhood'.
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People nowadays, if they know it is banned, will search even harder for it.
Where is the list of banned sites.......so I can be sure to stay away.
"Here is a complete list of members of the opposition party who have opted-in"...
Porn becomes quite boring actually. That's if you're normal I suppose.
In other words they are watching what everyone is looking at on the internet.
Or simply use a proxy that exits outside of the UK and search from there. . .
Next up, Political Hate Sites that are " corrosive to children"....
Porn cannot depict rape, but a regular move can show cities being leveled?
How are the muslims gonna keep from going homicidal? By raping MEPs??
Did they get the idea from the ChiComs?
Camera's on every street, arrests made for overtly Christian speech, almost no real civil rights, and the British are worried about the slippery slope of porn filters?
Of course, Americans are little better.
No porn - No peace
What an outrage this POS dares talk about protecting kids from filth. He just shoved through feces marriage!
Seems I've read about such a society somewhere...
1984? Brave New World? Revelation?
This has been tried in Australia and when the list of blocked sites was leaked thousands of innocent sites were also on the list. Given the experience with the IRS in the US imagine what sites would be blocked if corrupt bureaucrats and political hacks were in charge.
They say they are trying to protect children . I don't buy it. If they were really concerned about the British people they would stop importing Mozlems. It's an excuse for a way to eventually control ALL the content which comes in through the Net. This is only the beginning of what they will deem inappropriate to see.
So, who gets to decide what is and isn't porn?
Perhaps because someone experiencing a city being leveled does not instinctively desire to level cities.
But mixing in sexual cues at the same time a criminal ones is like sugar coating rat poison.
So you will no longer be able to watch TV shows or Movies on your computer.
I think you mean Robert Spencer. Unless you are confusing Levin with Michael Savage. If that is the case, dont tell either one of them. They are bitter enemies.
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Blame the delays on UPS and FedEx.
And water pollution, soil destruction, air pollution… it'll be wonderful.
For conflicted feelings, imagine Genetically Modified MJ
Man makes alcohol, god makes pot, which do you trust?
@Crow Nobo, fol de rol de riddle
You mean between people that have something in common with us and a genocidal maniac that's already attempted to exterminate us (except for his chosen few) a couple of times?
Oh, come on, you can troll so much better than that. Trying to derail a whimsical riff about genetically modified pot with a lame God & genocide troll? And it doesn't even fit properly here – you believe God is really a figment of my imagination, not a genocidal maniac. That line only works when you are talking about believers, not the [supposed] object of belief. C+, and I'm being generous.
For the record, it does not appear that one can buy marijuana on Amazon as of today. There's no liquor or beer either, although wine has its own category (which means it is not part of Health Beauty and Grocery).
@Beau Nobo
Ethanol is naturally occurring. Trace amounts can be found in fruit and grains. And of course there is mescaline derived from peyote, LSD derived from a fungus of grains, psyllocibin (sp?) mushrooms, morning glory seeds, nutmeg, etc.
i immediately thought of the blackberry Z 10 launch
My understanding (without a quick google search) is that this is just retail sales for recreational use becoming (state) legal. It's been state legal to grow/possess and smoke pot for over a year now.
so, if we want some o' dat Colorado pot, all we gotta do is get some shipped via Amazon?
Feliz Navidad! Joyeux Noel! I want to wish a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year to the incredibly smart people of Colorado! Enjoy! Pioneers once again.
@Crow Nobo, fol de rol de riddle
Fermentation is just as natural as live plants. Ever had strawberry wine or banana vinegar?
He's a progressive. He's always been into promoting it. I hope it becomes legal in my state. But I still won't be able to use it since I'm a Fed.
Genesis 9:3 Every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all things.
Cannabis is an annual, dioecious, flowering herb.
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Dynamic3 with dual retractable microphone
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Forest Hill's Horniman Museum has scooped a top prize after its well-loved walrus took a trip to the seaside.
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He was bought in the early 1890s and had moved no more than 25 feet since the Horniman opened in 1901 before his summer by the sea.
Horniman Museum and Gardens director of communications Victoria Pinnington said: "Loaning the walrus of communications at the Horniman Museum and Gardens, was a big deal for us and communicating it well was vital.
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Mama's Eternal Apron String.-(inspired By-I Need To See You Mum...by poetlorraine
We are still
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umbilical cord
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Japanese Special Attack Aircraft and Flying Bombs Book Review
By Ray Mehlberger
|Date of Review
|May 2009
|Japanese Special Attack Aircraft and Flying Bombs
|Ryusuke Ishiguro, Tadeusz Januszewski
|Mushroom Model Publications
|264 pages, softbound
Mushroom Model Publications (MMP) is based in Redbourn, Herts, UK. They are in partnership with Stratus Publications, who is based in Sandomierz, Poland. MMP has Stratus print their books in English.
This latest book from MMP describes the philosophy and operational demands that led to the introduction of suicide attacks by Japanese pilots late in WWII. These were the so-called "Kamikaze" operations. Details of the operations and their effectiveness, the aircraft utilized, and the personalities of the major commanding officers directing these attacks, are all described and illustrated.
In addition, Japanese development of flying bombs, missiles and even balloon attacks on the U.S. mainland are described. Operations and aircraft of both the Japanese Imperial Navy and the Army are covered, both the normal aircraft adapted for suicide use and the novel designs planned specifically for such missions, plus the many programs underway or planned up to the end of the war.
Many years of research in Japan, and access to previously hidden material, has allowed the authors to cover the history of this remarkable campaign in fascinating detail.
The book is done in soft-cover format of 264 pages in 8 ¼" x 11 ¾" page size. This book has the most pages of any of the MMP books on aircraft that I have seen to date.
It contains 194 black and white wartime photos. Twelve of these are shots of Japanese officers that were involved in suicide operations. There is one shot of a Japanese flag that has been signed by all the pilots in a particular kamikaze group. There are 19 pages of data lists, 10 side-profile line drawings in 1/72nd scale, 5 1/72nd line drawings as 2-views, 6 as 4-views, 10 as 3-views, 2 as 5-views, 1 as a 6-view and 2 as 7-views.
There are 2 1/48th scale line drawing 2-views and a side-profile and a 4-view in 1/100th scale.
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A illustration of the dashboard of the M6A1-K Nanzan's instrument panel, with labels telling the names of the parts is included out of a technical manual. At the rear of the book, are 43 color profiles of aircraft, rockets and bombs used by the Special Attack groups.
This is one very definitive book about this subject. It will be a invaluable reference source for aircraft historians and enthusiasts, and scale modelers.
Very highly recommended.
I want to thank Mushroom Model Publications (MMP) and Casemate for this review sample.


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