Sixth Circuit· 12/15/1986

Carras v. Williams

Citations

807 F.2d 1286
1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 34738

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“Mootness results when events occur during the pendency of a litigation which render the court unable to grant the requested relief.”
“Mootness results when events occur during the pendency of a litigation which render the court unable to grant the requested relief.”
“Mootness results when events occur during the pendency of a litigation which render the court unable to grant the requested relief.”
“Mootness results when events occur during the pendency of a litigation which render the court unable to grant the requested relief,”
“Because mootness implicates federal court jurisdiction under Article III, we are obliged to consider the question on our own motion.”
where relief will not be forthcoming, appellant no longer has an interest in the outcome which justifies a federal court’s decision on the underlying factual and legal issues

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