Mohinder Parmar v. Jeetish Imports, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• awarding “(1) double costs on [the] appeal . . . , and (2) reasonable attorneys’ fees in connection with [the] appeal and [the plaintiff’s] motion for sanctions” against the defendant for “frivolous invocations of appellate jurisdiction”
• \[T]he denial of a statute-of-limitations defense may effectively be reviewed on appeal from a final judgment.\
• \All interlocutory orders remain subject to modification or adjustment prior to the entry of a final judgment adjudicating the claims to which they pertain.\
• “the denial of a statute-of-limitations defense may effectively be reviewed on appeal from a final judgment.”
• \[T]he denial of a statute-of-limitations defense may effectively be reviewed on appeal from a final judgment.\
• “All interlocutory orders remain subject to modification or adjustment prior to the entry of a final judgment adjudicating the claims to which they pertain.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).