Standard Oil Co. of Cal. v. United States

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• holding that where later review makes doing so appropriate, a district court may grant relief from permanent injunctions without appellate leave
• ruling that district courts can entertain Rule 60(B) motions after appeal has been taken without leave of the appellate court
• holding that a party need not obtain leave from an appellate court prior to filing a Rule 60(b) motion in the district court
• ruling that district courts can entertain Rule 60(B) motions after appeal has been taken without leave of the appellate court
• holding that, under certain circumstances, a district court may reopen a case that has been reviewed on appeal
• holding that where later review makes doing so appropriate, a district court may grant relief from permanent injunctions without appellate leave

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