· 8/15/1989
Air-Sea Forwarders, Inc. v. Air Asia Company, Ltd., and E-Systems, Inc.
Citations
- 880 F.2d 176
- 1989 WL 63766
How courts have described this case
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- holding that no appellate jurisdiction exists over claims the district court did not include in its Rule 54(b) order
- finding that recusal was not necessary where the district court stated that counsel had “‘misled’ the jury by blowing ‘cloak and dagger smoke’ at it”
- no appellate jurisdiction exists over claims the district court did not include it is Rule 54(b) order
- on appeal from a Rule 54(b) order, there is no jurisdiction over claims that are not within the scope of that order
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Judges: Goodwin, Hall, Belloni
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