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Which reason may constitute sufficient good cause or excusable neglect to enable a litigant to file a late notice of appeal past the 30-day deadline?

category

law

options

  1. The district court judge assured the litigant that the late filing would be permitted.
  2. The litigant's original attorney neglected to file notice on time, and now the litigant has retained a new attorney to file the appeal and has also sued the former attorney for malpractice.
  3. The litigant ran a red light causing a car crash just before the judgment was rendered, and was in the hospital for two months recovering.
  4. Opposing counsel agreed not to object to the late notice of appeal.

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ori_mmlu-professional_law

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