holding that district court properly dismissed suit to extent it demanded money damages against defendants in their official capacities, but suit for money damages could proceed against defendants to extent they were sued in their individual capacities; citing Wells
Summary of this case from Moore v. City of HarrimanNo. 98-5668.
November 10, 1999.
Appeal from the W.D.Tenn., Appealing after remand 47 F.3d 1170.
Affirmed.
holding that district court properly dismissed suit to extent it demanded money damages against defendants in their official capacities, but suit for money damages could proceed against defendants to extent they were sued in their individual capacities; citing Wells
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Date published: Nov 10, 1999
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