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· 3/22/2001

United States of America, Ex rel.linda A. Lujan v. Hughes Aircraft Company

Citations

  • 243 F.3d 1181
  • 18 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 1120
  • 2001 Daily Journal DAR 2917
  • 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 4281
  • 2001 WL 277805

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  • holding that “a ‘material facts,’ not ‘identical facts,’ test should be used to determine if a ‘related action [is] based on the facts underlying the pending action’ ”
  • holding that “a ‘material facts,’ not ‘identical facts,’ test should be used to determine if a ‘related action [is] based on the facts underlying the pending action’”
  • holding that Section 3730(b)(5) “bars later-filed actions alleging the same material elements of fraud described in an earlier suit, regardless of whether the allegations incorporate somewhat different details”
  • holding that first-to-file bar prohibits action because it was filed while initial action remained pending, and assuming that first-to-file bar would not have applied if initial action was no longer pending
  • holding that previous appellate court decision reversing dismissal for lack of jurisdiction based on a statute did not preclude the district court on remand from dismissing for lack of jurisdiction based on another statute not previously considered by the court
  • holding that previous appellate court decision reversing dismissal for lack of jurisdiction based on a statute did not preclude the district court on remand from dismissing for lack of jurisdiction based on mother statute not previously considered by the court

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Judges: Leavy, Trott, Silverman

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