Fifth Circuit· 8/10/2010
S&M BRANDS, INC. v. Caldwell
Citations
- 614 F.3d 172
- 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 16495
- 2010 WL 3120023
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- discussing Louisiana’s Qualifying Statute and stating that “if an NPM pays more to the qualified escrow account than it would have to pay if it were a non-grandfathered SPM, the NPM is entitled to a refund of the excess amount it paid.”
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Judges: Davis, Smith, Haynes
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- Parker v. BrownSupreme Court· 1943-01-04· cited 1,730×
- LeMaire v. Louisiana Department of Transportation & DevelopmentFifth Circuit· 2007-02-27· cited 550×
- Sanders v. BrownNinth Circuit· 2007-09-26· cited 322×
- Rice v. Norman Williams Co.Supreme Court· 1982-07-01· cited 243×
- United States Steel Corp. v. Multistate Tax CommissionSupreme Court· 1978-02-21· cited 140×
- Kt & G Corp. v. ATTORNEY GEN. OF STATE OF OKLAHOMATenth Circuit· 2008-07-23· cited 61×
- Breaux v. Halliburton Energy ServicesFifth Circuit· 2009-03-09· cited 58×
- Grand River Enterprises Six Nations, Ltd. v. BeebeEighth Circuit· 2009-08-04· cited 29×
- PTI, Inc. v. Philip Morris Inc.C.D. California· 2000-05-25· cited 24×
- Tritent International Corp. v. KentuckySixth Circuit· 2006-10-30· cited 22×
- S & M BRANDS, INC. v. SummersM.D. Tennessee· 2005-10-06· cited 20×
- Unnamed caseSixth Circuit· 2000-08-31· cited 13×
- Xcaliber International Limited v. Attorney GeneralFifth Circuit· 2010-07-15· cited 6×
- VIBO CORP., INC. v. ConwayW.D. Kentucky· 2009-01-05· cited 5×
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