Hardin v. Hayes

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• “[T]he district court has plenary power over [an interlocutory order] and may therefore reconsider, revise, alter or amend that order at any time prior to final judgment.”
• “[S]ince an order granting a new trial is an interlocutory order, the district court has plenary power over it” and may modify it “at any time prior to final judgment.” (quotation omitted)

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