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NOR 42023

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DEBRUCE GRAIN, INC. V. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

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0 filings, 6 decisions and 0 environmental comments observed here; last checked 11 Oct 2026, 07:36 UTC; last new entry 26 Aug 2026, 15:14 UTC.

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  1. served (printed as 7/17/1998)
    Decision
    29436Secretary
    GRANTED COMPLAINANT'S REQUEST AND DISMISS THIS PROCEEDING WITH PREJUDICE.
  2. served (printed as 7/10/1998)
    Decision
    29428Secretary
    GRANTED A JOINT REQUEST FROM THE PARTIES TO EXTEND THE DUE DATE TO FILE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES A PROCEDURAL SCHEDULE.
  3. served (printed as 6/5/1998)
    Decision
    29295Secretary
    EXTENDED THE DUE DATE TO FILE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES A PROCEDURAL SCHEDULE TO JUNE 29, 1998.
  4. served (printed as 5/4/1998)
    Decision
    29185Secretary
    EXTENDED THE DUE DATE FOR DISCUSSING PROCEDURAL AND DISCOVERY ISSUES UNTIL MAY 20, 1998 AND EXTENDED THE DUE DATE TO FILE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES A PROCEDURAL SCHEDULE TO MAY 29, 1998.
  5. served (printed as 4/27/1998)
    Decision
    29076Entire Board
    (1) DENIED DEBRUCE'S PETITION TO REOPEN AND THE REQUEST TO BIFURCATE THE LIABILITY AND DAMAGES PHASE OF THIS PROCEEDING; (2) DIRECTED PARTIES TO MEET WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE SERVICE OF THIS DECISION TO DISCUSS PROCEDURAL AND DISCOVERY ISSUES; AND (3) DIRECTED PARTIES EITHER JOINTLY OR SEPARATELY TO FILE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES A PROPOSED PROCEDURAL SCHEDULE, WITHIN 14 DAYS OF THE SERVICE DATE OF THIS DECISION.
  6. served (printed as 12/22/1997)
    Decision
    28630Entire Board
    (1) DENIED THE MOTION FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDER AND DISMISSED THE PORTION OF THE COMPLAINT THAT SEEKS AN EMERGENCY ORDER; AND (2) PROVIDED COMPLAINANT AN OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM US AS TO WHETHER IT WISHES TO PROCEED WITH THE COMPLAINT NOW, OR TO AWAIT THE RESUMPTION TO MORE TYPICAL SERVICE PATTERNS ON UP.