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OCEAN LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT, INC. V. NPR, INC., AND HOLT CARGO SYSTEMS, INC.

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0 filings, 6 decisions and 0 environmental comments observed here; last checked 10 Oct 2026, 22:36 UTC; last new entry 26 Aug 2026, 15:16 UTC.

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  1. served (printed as 2/14/2000)
    Decision
    30825Secretary
    (1) GRANTED COMPLAINANT'S AND RESPONDENTS REQUEST TO DISMISS WITH PREJUDICE THE AMENDED COMPLAINT FILED IN THIS PROCEEDING.
  2. served (printed as 1/14/2000)
    Decision
    30663Secretary
    (1) GRANTED NPR'S MOTION FOR PERMISSION TO WITHDRAW ITS MOTION TO COMPEL; (2) DENIED AS MOOT DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR AN EXTENSION OF TIME; (3) DENIED COMPLAINANT'S MOTION FOR LEAVE TO REPLY TO DEFENDANTS' RELPLY; (4) GRANTED COMPLAINANT'S MOTION FOR CLARIFICATION; AND (5) DENIED COMPLAINT'S MOTION TO COMPEL.
  3. served (printed as 9/20/1999)
    Decision
    30507Secretary
    (1) ADOPTED THE PARTIES JOINT PROPOSED PROCEDURAL SCHEDULE SUBMITTED AUGUST 27, 1999; AND (2) PORTIONS OF THE SCHEDULE REFERRING TO THE ORAL HEARING WILL NOT BE ADOPTED BUT WILL BE HANDLED UNDER MODIFIED PROCEDURES.
  4. served (printed as 7/27/1999)
    Decision
    30275Entire Board
    (1) DENIED A MOTION TO DISMISS A COMPLAINT AS TO HOLT; (2) GRANTED NPR'S MOTION FOR A PROTECTIVE ORDER; AND (3) DENIED OLMI'S MOTION TO STRIKE DEFENDANT NPR'S ANSWER AND ENTER A DEFAULT AGAINST BOTH DEFENDANTS.
  5. served (printed as 4/9/1999)
    Decision
    30159Secretary
    GRANTED RESPONDENT'S REQUEST TO EXTEND THE DUE DATE TO FILE ITS REPLY TO MAY 14, 1999.
  6. served (printed as 11/6/1998)
    Decision
    29678Secretary
    (1) INITIATED A PROCEEDING UNDER 49 U.S.C. 13701(C) TO DETERMINE WHETHER NPR HAS VIOLATED THE REQUIREMENTS OF 49 U.S.C. 13701(A)(1)(B); (2) HELD PROCESSING OF THIS PROCEEDING IN ABEYANCE; AND (3) DIRECTED OLMI TO PROMPTLY ADVISE THE BOARD WHEN THE DISTRICT COURT DISPOSES OF THE RELATED ACTION.