Tenth Circuit· 12/6/2001

Amazon, Inc. v. Cannondale Corp.

Citations

273 F.3d 1271
61 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1047
2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 26118
2001 WL 1554060

How courts have described this case

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ruling that order dismissing state-law claims without prejudice when summary judgment is entered on federal claims is a final and appealable order
noting that the defendant was \sufficiently aggrieved\ because the dismissal without prejudice had given it \only a part of what it sought\
noting that the defendant was “sufficient ly aggrieved” because the dismissal without prejudice had given it “only a part of what it sought”
noting that the defendant was “sufficiently aggrieved” because the dismissal without prejudice had given it “only a part of what it sought”
holding a decision is final when the “plaintiff has been effectively excluded from federal court under the present circumstances” (quotation marks omitted)
stating that “where [a] dismissal finally disposes of the case so that it is not subject to further proceedings in federal court, the dismissal [without prejudice] is final and appealable”

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Judges: Murphy, Baldock, Van Bebber

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