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THE COURT: * * * [I]t's also your responsibility,
Mr. Hartman, to have--have all that
documentation readily avail-able, and
I don't want long delays in terms
of providing the Respondent with the
necessary information because we've
already delayed long enough.
MR. HARTMAN: It's all sitting in my car, Your Honor,
so we're going through it.
Subsequently, an attorney entered his appearance on
behalf of Mr. Hartman. Inexplicably, the attorney did not
enter his appearance on behalf of Mrs. Hartman. The
parties filed status reports pursuant to the Court's order
in which they stated that little progress had been made.
Mr. Hartman's attorney filed petitioners' status report,
in which he detailed Mr. Hartman's professional engage-
ments that required cancellation of an appointment with
respondent and would make Mr. Hartman unavailable for
approximately 30 days.
Shortly thereafter, respondent filed a motion to
dismiss for lack of prosecution. Respondent's motion sets
forth the following summary of petitioners' failure to
prosecute this case from the time of the first continuance:
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