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· 8/7/1985

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v. Anant Kumar Tripati

Citations

  • 769 F.2d 507
  • 2 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 794
  • 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 26351

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that time for appeal begins to run on the date of certification
  • finding that, when the defaulting parties’ “assets were rapidly being dissipated by other criminal and civil litigation, the equities weighed in favor of certification so that the [plaintiff] could begin collecting on the judgment as soon as possible.”
  • applying the rule from Page to a case that involved multiple claims by determining whether the claims were “distinct enough to warrant separate appeals”
  • applying the rule from Page to a case that involved multiple claims by determining whether the claims were “distinct enough to warrant separate appeals”
  • “[I]f the district court errs in certifying the claim, there is no final judgment from which to appeal, and the affected party must wait until a final judgment is entered on all claims against all parties.” (citing Page, 585 F.2d at 338)

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Judges: Gibson, Bright, Henley

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