Herbert Milbert v. Bison Laboratories, Inc., and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company

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• used in exceptional cases where an intermediate appeal would avoid protracted and expensive litigation
• “[T]he conditions precedent to the granting . . . of permission to appeal . . . are to be strictly construed and applied.”
• used in exceptional cases where an intermediate appeal would avoid protracted and expensive litigation
• “It is quite apparent from the legislative history of the Act of September 2, 1958 that Congress intended that section 1292(b) should be sparing- ly applied.”
• used in exceptional cases where an intermediate appeal would avoid protracted and expensive litigation
• “[Section 1292(b)] is to be used only in exceptional cases where an intermediate appeal may avoid protracted and expensive litigation and is not intended to open the floodgates to a vast number of appeals from interlocutory orders in ordinary litigation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).