J. A. Wood Furniture Co. v. Commissioner

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• finding question of privilege involves nothing as fundamental as 22 determination of necessary and proper parties, jurisdiction, or choice or law
• finding question of privilege involves nothing as fundamental as 22 determination of necessary and proper parties, jurisdiction, or choice or law
• finding question of privilege involves nothing as fundamental as 22 determination of necessary and proper parties, jurisdiction, or choice or law
• denying appeal on basis that when a patent is invalid, questions concerning the operation of the patent are moot
• “[I]n passing [§ 1292(b)] Congress did not intend that the courts 24 abandon the final judgment doctrine and embrace the principle of piecemeal appeals.”

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