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The Federal Anti-Injunction Statute and the Related Abstention Doctrine

Charles W. Knowlton

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Note, Anti-Suit Injunctions Between State and Federal Courts, 32 U. CHI.L. Rv. 471 (1965) ; Anno.20 L. ED. 2d 1623.However, there seems to be a lack of text treatment of situations which involve both doctrines and their relationships to each other.Perhaps some scholar, impressed with the inadequacies of my effort, will be inspired to do a proper job.

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Note, Anti-Suit Injunctions Between State and Federal Courts, 32 U. CHI.L. Rv. 471 (1965) ; Anno.20 L. ED. 2d 1623.However, there seems to be a lack of text treatment of situations which involve both doctrines and their relationships to each other.Perhaps some scholar, impressed with the inadequacies of my effort, will be inspired to do a proper job.

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Note, Anti-Suit Injunctions Between State and Federal Courts, 32 U. CHI.L. Rv. 471 (1965) ; Anno.20 L. ED. 2d 1623.However, there seems to be a lack of text treatment of situations which involve both doctrines and their relationships to each other.Perhaps some scholar, impressed with the inadequacies of my effort, will be inspired to do a proper job.

Key concepts: Law, Statute, Doctrine, Political science, Statute of limitations

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