Lslj Partnership v. Frito-Lay, Incorporated

How courts have described this case

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• finding that “the district court’s erroneous de- nial of jurisdiction resulted in an abuse of its discretion when it failed to exercise any discretion by not reaching the merits of the plaintiff’s Rule 60(b) motion”
• finding that “the district court’s erroneous de- nial of jurisdiction resulted in an abuse of its discretion when it failed to exercise any discretion by not reaching the merits of the plaintiff’s Rule 60(b) motion”
• finding that “the district court’s erroneous de- nial of jurisdiction resulted in an abuse of its discretion when it failed to exercise any discretion by not reaching the merits of the plaintiff’s Rule 60(b) motion”
• \[A] district court may reopen a case which had been reviewed on appeal without leave from the court of appeals.\
• A \trial court may abuse its discretion by failing to exercise its discretion.\ (quoting FMC Corp. v. Varonos , 892 F.2d 1308 , 1316 (7th Cir. 1990) )

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).