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· 10/12/1970

Onick v. United States

Citations

  • 400 U.S. 846
  • 91 S. Ct. 92

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that “the appeal from a final judgment draws in question all prior non-final orders and rulings” (citation to quoted case omitted)
  • explaining that standard set forth in Drinkwater, a Title VII case, applies to Section 1981 cases
  • reviewing unspecified summary judgment order only insofar as it included a claim that was \inextricably meshed\ with claim in the specified summary judgment order
  • exercising jurisdiction over unspecified order because finality doctrine barred plaintiff from appealing that order until after the entry of final judgment
  • reviewing unspecified summary judgment order only insofar as it included a claim that was “inextricably meshed” with claim in the specified summary judgment order
  • exercising jurisdiction over unspecified order because finality doctrine barred plaintiff from appealing that order until after the entry of final judgment

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