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dismissing defendants' estoppel defense because fraudulent claims submitted to the United States Postal Office "impact the public fisc."
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Civil Action No. 3:01-CV2342-K
December 19, 2003
ORDER
This matter having come before the Court on the Joint Motion of the United States Postal Service and Third-Party Plaintiff's Cushman Wakefield, Inc. and Cushman Wakefield of Michigan, Inc. (the "Cushman Wakefield Parties") for an extension of time to respond and reply to the United States Postal Service's Motion to Dismiss the Original Third-Party Complaint; the Court having considered the motion and the record herein; and good cause having been shown therefore; IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the motion is GRANTED:
(1) The Cushman Wakefield Parties shall have up to and including January 20, 2004, in which to file a response to the motion to dismiss filed by the United States Postal Service; and
(2) The United States Postal Service, shall have up to and including February 19, 2004, in which to serve a reply to the Cushman Wakefield Parties' response to the motion to dismiss filed by the United States Postal Service.
IT IS SO ORDERED