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· 6/8/1992

Columbia Record Productions, Etc. v. Hot Wax Records, Inc., Etc., and Edward J. Holland, (Two Cases)

Citations

  • 966 F.2d 515
  • 1992 WL 119913

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that absent consent, a federal magistrate judge lacked authority to render a post-judgment decision that has a dispositive effect on the parties
  • only section 636(c), which requires an affirmative statement of consent by the parties, authorizes magistrates to handle post-judgment matters
  • only section 636(c), which requires an affirmative statement of consent by the parties, authorizes magistrates to handle post-judgment matters

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Judges: Canby, Reinhardt, Thompson

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