US · rules
3d Cir. I.O.P. 7.1
Retention of Jurisdiction
When a panel deems it appropriate for this court to retain jurisdiction without
disposing of the case and to remand to the district court or agency, such as for
correction or modification of the record pursuant to Fed.R.App.P. 10(e) or for
consideration of a settlement reached on appeal, the panel may do so and hold the
appeal in abeyance. In such an instance, the panel has discretion to retain
assignment of the case or return it to the clerk for reassignment upon its return.
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