Rabbi Jacob Joseph School v. Province of Mendoza, Bank of New York and Jp Morgan Chase Bank, Docket No. 05-10803 Cv

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• refusing to treat order as final when ʺthe [plaintiff] 12 expressly declined to abandon [its] claim with prejudiceʺ at oral argument
• “Immediate appeal is available to a party willing to suffer voluntarily the district court’s dismissal of the whole action with prejudice.”
• “Tolerance of that practice would violate the long-recognized federal policy ‘against piecemeal appeals.’”
• \immediate appeal is unavailable to a 14 1 plaintiff who seeks review of an adverse decision on some of its claims by voluntarily 2 dismissing the others without prejudice\ (emphasis in original)
• “A plaintiff who voluntarily dismisses his action without prejudice ‘may reinstate his action regardless of the decision of the appellate court, [thus,] permitting an appeal is clearly an end-run around the final judgment rule.’”

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