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5 canonical passages across 5 cases, quoted by 16 opinions in total. These passages cluster together because the same opinions keep quoting them side by side: they state parts of one doctrine. The anchor passage is from Joseph Dillon v. City of Chicago, a Municipal Corporation.

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1 Joseph Dillon v. City of Chicago, a Municipal Corporation Anchor
ca7 · 1989
green “rule 62(d) of the federal rules of civil procedure allows an appellant to obtain an automatic stay of execution of judgment pending appeal by posting a bond.” 4
2 Leray W. Hebert, Jr. v. Exxon Corporation, Trinity Industries, Inc. v. Ina of Texas v. Albany Insurance Company, in Re Albany Insurance Company
ca5 · 1992
green “rule 62(d) of the federal rules of civil procedure allows an appellant to obtain an automatic stay of execution of judgment pending appeal by posting a bond.” 3
3 Enrique Diaz v. Dennis Shallbetter
ca7 · 1993
green “amendments may or may not govern 'further proceedings' in pending cases," but the "just and practicable" standard and the rules enabling act "say only that new acts in cases already on the docket ordinarily should conform to the new rules” 3
4 HSBC Bank USA v. Kirkland Townsend
ca7 · 2015
green “expressly recognizes the court's authority to dissolve the automatic stay or supersede it by a courtordered stay,” 3
5 Central Trust Co. v. Peoria, D. & E. Ry. Co.
ca7 · 1902
green “we cannot fail to observe that the main scope and purpose of this appeal seem to be to relitigate questions fully determined by the final decree appealed from and affirmed.” 3

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