· 12/10/1991
In Re Bituminous Coal Operators' Association, Inc
Citations
- 949 F.2d 1165
- 292 U.S. App. D.C. 309
- 21 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 538
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 28690
- 1991 WL 257259
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- holding that, under Article III and Rule 53, the district judge must decide \dispositive issues of fact and law\
- holding that, under Article III and Rule 53, the district judge must decide “dispositive issues of fact and law”
- stating that a trial court's use of a special master is acceptable at the remedy-implementation stage of ongoing litigation
- stating that a trial court’s use of a special master is acceptable at the remedy-implementation stage of ongoing litigation
- “While recognizing that this litigation qualifies as really extraordinary, we open no door for indiscriminate use of the remedy to avoid the strictures of the final judgment rule.”
- “While recognizing that this litigation qualifies as ‘really extraordinary,’ we open no door for ‘indiscriminate use’ of the remedy to avoid the strictures of the final judgment rule”
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Judges: Ginsburg, Williams, Sentelle
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