Matter of Oversight Mgt. Servs., LLC v. Soliman

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a federal court may exercise jurisdiction over non-federal claims “when necessary to give effect to the court’s judgment”
• holding that a grant of jurisdiction over claims involving particular parties does not itself confer jurisdiction over additional claims by or against different parties
• holding that “a grant of jurisdiction over claims involving particular parties does not itself confer jurisdiction over additional claims by or against different parties.”
• holding that a grant of jurisdiction over claims involving particular parties does not itself confer jurisdiction over additional claims by or against different parties
• holding that \a grant of jurisdiction over claims involving particular parties does not itself confer jurisdiction over additional claims by or against different parties.\
• holding that federal courts were not conferred pendent-party jurisdiction under then-existing law

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