Bryan v. BellSouth Communications, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding under North Carolina law that full faith and credit did not require a federal court to give preclusive effect to a non-final and interlocutory state court order
• holding under North Carolina law that full faith and credit did not require a federal court to give preclusive effect to a non-final and interlocutory state court order
• recognizing that a vacated order generally has no effect
• recognizing “a remand is effective when the district court mails a certified copy ... see [1447(c) ] ... or ... if the remand is based on the lack of subject-matter jurisdiction ... when the remand order is entered, see [Lowe]”

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