· 5/28/1986
Harriet M. Gould, an Unremarried Widow v. Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, a Foreign Corporation
Citations
- 790 F.2d 769
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 25418
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- noting that a “Rule 60(b) motion may encompass a claim that the district court acted in excess of its jurisdiction” (internal quotation marks omitted)
- noting that a “Rule 60(b) motion may encompass a claim that the district court acted in excess of its jurisdiction” (internal quotation marks omitted)
- explaining the procedures to be followed when bringing a Rule 60(b) motion after a notice of appeal has been filed
- “[W]here the underlying judgment has been appealed, denial of a motion for relief from that judgment is a nonappealable order.”
- “The [voluntary/involuntary] rule does not allow 21 creation of diversity removal jurisdiction by court order dismissing the nondiverse defendant[.]”
- district court is divested of jurisdiction where the underlying judgment has been appealed
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Judges: Wright, Anderson, Crocker
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