· 5/16/1962
Austin Joseph Ryan v. United States Lines Company
Citations
- 303 F.2d 430
- 5 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 975
- 1962 U.S. App. LEXIS 5090
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- holding that the docketing of a notice of appeal “ousts the district court of jurisdiction except insofar as it is reserved to it explicitly by statute or rule.”
- holding that the docketing of a notice of appeal “ousts the district court of jurisdiction except insofar as it is reserved to it explicitly by statute or rule.”
- explaining that Rule 60(b)(5) applies only to forward-looking injunctive orders and “does not cover the case of a judgment for money damages”
- explaining that Rule 60(b)(5) applies only to forward-looking injunctive orders and “does not cover the case of a judgment for money damages”
- explaining that Rule 60(b)(5) applies only to forward-looking injunctive orders and “does not cover the case of a judgment for money damages”
- worker denied new trial to seek greater damages when examination 10 months after trial revealed increased disability
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Judges: Lumbard, Moore, Hays
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