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Evangeline Byars, etc., appellant, v. Transport Workers Union of America, etc., et al., respondents., nan

Facts

The appeal arises from an order dated April 5, 2022, where the Transport Workers Union, Local 100 filed a motion to dismiss the appeal on the grounds that it has become academic. Additionally, several applications were made by the respondents to extend the time to serve and file their briefs. The court reviewed the papers filed in support and opposition to these motions and applications.

The appeal arises from an order dated April 5, 2022, where the Transport Workers Union, Local 100 filed a motion to dismiss the appeal on the grounds that it has become academic.

Issue

Whether the appeal should be dismissed as academic and whether the time to serve and file briefs should be extended.

Rule

The court has the discretion to hold motions in abeyance and to grant extensions for filing briefs as necessary.

Analysis

The court decided to hold the motion to dismiss the appeal in abeyance, indicating that it would be determined by the panel of Justices hearing the appeal. The applications for extensions were granted, allowing the respondents additional time to prepare and submit their briefs, reflecting the court's consideration of the procedural aspects of the case.

The court decided to hold the motion to dismiss the appeal in abeyance, indicating that it would be determined by the panel of Justices hearing the appeal.

Conclusion

The court ordered that the motion to dismiss is held in abeyance and granted the applications for extensions, requiring briefs to be filed by August 19, 2024.

Who won?

The respondents prevailed in their applications for extensions, as the court granted their requests to extend the time for filing briefs.

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