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· 8/22/1984

Federal Case

Citations

  • 742 F.2d 369

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that award of attorney’s fees could not be certified for appeal under Rule 54(b), as Rule 54(b) “is limited to substantive claims”
  • holding that award of attorney’s fees could not be certified for appeal under Rule 54(b), as Rule 54(b) “is limited to substantive claims”
  • holding that award of attorney’s fees could not be certified for appeal under Rule 54(b), as Rule 54(b) “is limited to substantive claims”
  • implying that possibility that party benefitting from sanction award might not be able to return it, should an appellate court reverse the trial court’s order, militates in favor of immediate appeal of the award under Cohen
  • “It also adds nothing that the judge certified his order awarding sanctions for an immediate appeal under Rule 54(b).”

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