Spooner v. EEN, INC.

How courts have described this case

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• “A court is duty-bound to notice, and act upon, defects in its subject matter jurisdiction sua sponte.”
• “A court is duty-bound to notice, and act upon, defects in its subject matter jurisdiction sua sponte”
• “A court is duty-bound to notice, and act upon, defects in its subject matter jurisdiction sua sponte”
• “A court is duty-bound to notice, and act upon, defects in its subject matter jurisdiction sua sponte.”
• “If the requested fees are gluttonously high, a court has discretion to deny fees entirely.”
• \Copyright cases are a prime example of a situation in which obtaining non-monetary relief or establishing a principle may be worth considerably more than the damages recovered.\

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