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· 4/25/1988

Anant Kumar Tripati v. Gary L. Henman R.J. Barncastle Willis Gibson Richard A. Stacy Leland Pico Dale Berndt

Citations

  • 845 F.2d 205
  • 10 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1358
  • 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 5410
  • 1988 WL 35976

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  • holding that a timely FRCP 2 59(e) motion that was filed after a notice of appeal rendered the notice of appeal “not merely 3 defective; it was a nullity[,]” so the district court “erred in denying the motion solely on the ground 4 that it lacked jurisdiction”
  • district court retains subject matter jurisdiction to consider a timely Rule 59(e) motion when filed after a notice of appeal
  • “Because the purpose of Rule 4(a)(4) is to 14 prevent duplication of effort by the courts, appellate review of the underlying merits of 15 [petitioner’s appeal] would be premature prior to the district court’s consideration of the 16 motion to alter or amend the judgment.”

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Judges: Anderson, Boochever, Per Curiam, Stephens

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