Diane McGeorge v. Continental Airlines, Inc.

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• no jurisdiction over appeal from decision of district court not within territory of circuit
• “Because the District of Columbia is not within the territory of this circuit, the unequivocal language of this statute leaves no room for doubt that we do not have jurisdiction over the D.C. appeal.”
• Airline which caused police officer to remove the plaintiff from one of its planes could not be held liable, as principal of the officer, because airline lacked control over the officer’s actions to give rise to an agency relationship.
• analyzing a defamation claim under Rule 8

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