Shanks's Lessee v. Blackiston

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• finding that if no notice of appeal is filed by the relevant deadline specified by Rule 4(a), the court of appeals lacks jurisdiction to hear the case
• finding that if no notice of appeal is filed by the relevant deadline specified by Rule 4(a), the court of appeals lacks jurisdiction to hear the case
• noting that \excusable neglect\ is an elastic concept that, at bottom, involves an equitable determination
• acknowledging that most Tancredi factors will typically favor the plaintiff, but that the reason for delay is most important and may be dispositive
• noting that the Second Circuit has applied Pioneer’s definition of excusable neglect beyond the bankruptcy context, including to Rule 60(b)(1)
• finding that the district court abused its discretion in finding excusable neglect based on an erroneous calculation

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