The Oneida Indian Nation of New York State v. The County of Oneida, the County of Madison

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• finding the requirements of Section 1292(b) not met where \the premise of the certified question may be destroyed\ in a later proceeding
• finding interlocutory appeal inappropriate where the issue to be certified “could be mooted” and “the premise of the certified question may be destroyed”
• “[Voluntary dismissal of a suit leaves the situation so far as procedures therein are concerned the same as though the suit had never been brought....”

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