· 11/25/1983
Lummi Indian Tribe, Cross-Appellees v. Wesley C. Oltman, Cross-Appellants
Citations
- 720 F.2d 1124
- 1983 U.S. App. LEXIS 15022
How courts have described this case
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- reversing a decision denying attorneys' fees because the district court plainly applied an incorrect standard for determining prevailing parties
- reversing a decision denying attorneys’ fees because the district court plainly applied an incorrect standard for determining prevailing parties
- court considers it consistent with Hensley to find that plaintiffs prevailed because they “received some of the benefit that they sought in bringing suit”
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Judges: Wright, Pregerson, Ferguson
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