· 9/18/1867
Walker v. Hawxhurst
Citations
- 29 F. Cas. 31
- 5 Blatchf. 494
- 1867 U.S. App. LEXIS 810
How courts have described this case
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- holding that Kevin Rodriguez was judicially estopped from claiming Virgin Islands residency to qualify as a candidate for the Virgin Islands Legislature when he previously represented himself to be a Tennessee resident in a M.D. Tenn. Bankruptcy Court proceeding
- noting that judicial decisions recognizing a common law doctrine were “of little utility” where those courts had “generally not analyzed the factors to be considered when applying the doctrine” (citation and internal quotation marks omitted)
- overruling the Superior Court and Virgin Islands Board of Elections, and enjoining BOE from certifying an election where an elected Senate candidate did not meet the Virgin Islands’ residency requirement
- “[T]he integrity of. . . judicial comity is more important than any single case[.]”
- conducting a Banks analysis on judicial estoppel
- conducting a Banks analysis on judicial estoppel
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Judges: Nelson
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