· 11/22/1991
Laszlo Adam, Dennis W. Brush, Michael J. Connelly, Jack Weinstein, Marcel Fournier, William S. Kingson v. Eli S. Jacobs
Citations
- 950 F.2d 89
- 21 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 493
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 27924
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- finding that “[t]he decision whether or not to stay or dismiss a proceeding rests within a district judge’s discretion”
- finding that “[t]he decision whether or not to stay or dismiss a proceeding rests within a district judge’s discretion”
- explaining that the decision whether to grant a stay is left to the court’s discretion
- applying the first-filed rule where “the second suit clearly relates to the same transaction as the first”
- applying the first-filed rule even where one action involved claims related to guarantees and the other involved claims related to a merger agreement
- applying the first-filed rule even where one action involved claims related to guarantees and the other involved claims related to a merger agreement
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Judges: Meskill, Winter, Altimari
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