Hardy v. State of Florida

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Tax Court order disposing of one or more but not all joined claims is appealable
• applying \general principles familiar from appeals of district court decisions\ to determine whether the Tax Court's decision was final
• applying “general principles familiar from appeals of district court decisions” to determine whether the Tax Court’s decision was final
• exercising jurisdiction over a Tax Court order when a “similar district court decision would be considered final ... because the court has completely disposed of the claim”
• exercising jurisdiction over a Tax Court order when a “similar district 4 court decision would be considered final . . . because the court has completely disposed of the claim”
• \Rule 54(b) does not 'create' finality under s 1291 where it does not already exist....\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).