· 10/26/1982
Federal Case
Citations
- 691 F.2d 438
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- on remand, trial court is not free to decide issues previously decided on appeal either “explicitly or by necessary implication”
- when matters are not explicitly or by “necessary implication” decided on prior appeal, “lower courts are free to decide issue on remand”
- under law-of-the-case doctrine, a court is precluded from reexamining an issue that was “decided explicitly or by necessary implication in this court’s previous disposition”
- when matters are not explicitly or by \necessary implication\ decided on prior appeal, \lower courts are free to decide issue on remand\
- when matters are not explicitly or by \necessary implication\ decided on prior appeal, \lower courts are free to decide issue on remand\
- “We hold that the district court did 11 have power under Rule 60(b)(1) to reconsider its award of costs.”
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