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· 10/16/1989

Dura Systems, Inc., a Pennsylvania Business Corporation, in 89-3005 v. Rothbury Investments, Ltd., a Canadian Corporation, in 89-3023

Citations

  • 886 F.2d 551

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  • finding that Rule 11 sanctions may be imposed only \in the exceptional circumstance where the claim or motion is patently unmeritorious or frivolous.\
  • Consent Order filed within time prescribed to file notice of appeal served as “functional equivalent” of Rule 3(c) requirements
  • Rule 11 evaluation includes question of whether pleading was based on plausible view of the law
  • Consent Order filed by the appellants within the time prescribed to file a notice of appeal served as the \functional equivalent\ of what Rule 3(c) required such that the technical failure of the actual notice of appeal was not a bar to jurisdiction
  • Consent Order filed by the appellants within the time prescribed to file a notice of appeal served as the “functional equivalent” of what Rule 3(e) required such that the technical failure of the actual notice of appeal was not a bar to jurisdiction
  • Consent Order filed by the appellants within the time prescribed to file a notice of appeal served as the “functional equivalent” of what Rule 3(e) required such that the technical failure of the actual notice of appeal was not a bar to jurisdiction

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Judges: Stapleton, Scirica, Rosenn

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