· 7/17/1989
Edgar H. Battle, D/B/A Edgar H. Battle Funeral Home v. Liberty National Life Insurance Company, Aubrey Carr, James L. Taylor, as the Adm., Etc.
Citations
- 877 F.2d 877
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 10183
- 1989 WL 69952
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a district court’s injunction of state court proceedings was necessary in aid of its jurisdiction over non-MDL complex class action that had already reached settlement and final judgment
- holding that a district court’s injunction of state court proceedings was necessary in aid of its jurisdiction over non‐MDL complex class action that had already reached settlement and final judgment
- holding that—because state court denial of summary judgment regarding the preclusive effect of a federal class settlement was not a final decision—the federal court could decide the issue and enjoin the state court from doing so
- reasoning that a “lengthy, complicated litigation is the virtual equivalent of a res” (citation and internal quotation marks omitted)
- noting that the class action 12 settlement in that case “is the virtual equivalent of a res” (quotation marks omitted)
- affirming an All Writs Act 3 injunction of state court proceedings that challenged the propriety of the federal district court’s 4 judgment in a class action
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Judges: Roney, Hatchett, Henderson
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