Kano v. National Consumer Cooperative Bank
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
The opening brief filed on behalf of appellant violated Fed.RApp.P. 32(a) in that the lines were not double-spaced, but were spaced only one-and-one half spaces apart. Furthermore, the footnotes were of a typeface much smaller than that permitted by the rule, and contained approximately eight lines per inch as opposed to six lines per inch in a normal single-spaced format. We estimate that the opening brief was the equivalent of at least sixty-five pages in length, far exceeding the fifty-page limit.
Counsel for appellant took full responsibility for the form of the brief. However, it is…
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