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Articles 1 - 12 of 12
Full-Text Articles in Law
Diversity Jurisdiction As Applied To Citizens Of The District Of Columbia And The Territories
Diversity Jurisdiction As Applied To Citizens Of The District Of Columbia And The Territories
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Courts--Third-Party "Practice--Some Jurisdictional Problems Arising Under The Amended Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure, Effective March 19, 1948, Chester Lloyd Jones S.Ed.
Federal Courts--Third-Party "Practice--Some Jurisdictional Problems Arising Under The Amended Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure, Effective March 19, 1948, Chester Lloyd Jones S.Ed.
Michigan Law Review
Third-party practice as originally adopted by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure was one of the bolder steps in the direction of integrated and complete litigation of all phases of a transaction. One of the principal problems that was forseen by the commentators and that has in fact developed in the cases is the jurisdictional limitation of the federal courts where no federal question is involved, and jurisdiction depends on diversity of citizenship or alienage. Rule 82 is explicit in stating that the Rules should be interpreted so as not to extend or limit the jurisdiction of the district courts. …
Process-Obtaining Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporation By Service Of Process On Local Sales Agent, F. William Hutchinson S.Ed.
Process-Obtaining Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporation By Service Of Process On Local Sales Agent, F. William Hutchinson S.Ed.
Michigan Law Review
Defendant, a Texas manufacturing corporation, employed a corporate agent to solicit orders in New York. The agent maintained a showroom, used defendant's name on its office door and stationery, and paid all the expenses of the New York business out of sales commissions. All orders were subject, to acceptance by the defendant and were filled from Texas. In an action for trade-mark infringement brought in the New York state court and removed to the federal district court, service of summons and complaint was made upon the manager of the New York agency. The district court quashed the service and dismissed …
Discovery-Procurement Of An Order Requiring A Nonresident Plaintiff To Submit To An Oral Examination Within The State Before Trial, Ralph J. Isackson
Discovery-Procurement Of An Order Requiring A Nonresident Plaintiff To Submit To An Oral Examination Within The State Before Trial, Ralph J. Isackson
Michigan Law Review
Relator, a resident of Massachusetts, brought an action in Illinois against the Railway Express Company to recover damages for the negligent transportation of the relator's cattle. After the cause was at issue the Express Company's attorneys presented a motion to respondent, a superior court judge, requesting a court order directing the nonresident relator to appear before a notary public in Chicago for the purpose of an oral examination. The court granted the order, fixing a time and place for the taking of relator's deposition on oral interrogatories. Upon failure of the relator to appear, the court stayed proceedings for a …
Corporations-Residence Of Domestic Corporation For Purpose Of Venue Established By Location Fixed In Articles Of Incorporation, John M. Veale S.Ed.
Corporations-Residence Of Domestic Corporation For Purpose Of Venue Established By Location Fixed In Articles Of Incorporation, John M. Veale S.Ed.
Michigan Law Review
M Village in which D corporation conducted its business was partially in X County and partially in Y County. The county line bisected the village close to D's location, and in filing its articles of incorporation D had designated M Village, Y County as its residence. In fact, D's property and office were located is X County and when P began a suit against it in Y County, D moved to dismiss upon the ground that under the applicable statute D could be sued only in the county where it resided. P argued that D had at least …
Historical Bases Of Federal Judicial System, John P. Frank
Historical Bases Of Federal Judicial System, John P. Frank
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law - War Contracts - Effect Of Constitutional Issues On The Exhaustion Of Administrative Remedies Doctrine, Richard V. Ehrick
Constitutional Law - War Contracts - Effect Of Constitutional Issues On The Exhaustion Of Administrative Remedies Doctrine, Richard V. Ehrick
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff, a manufacturer of war materials under subcontracts with government contractors, filed suit in the District Court for the District of Columbia requesting a declaratory judgment holding the First and Second Renegotiation Acts unconstitutional and, as a consequence thereof, injunctive relief from threatened action by the defendants to recover alleged excessive profits. The district court dismissed the complaint on the grounds (1) that the suit was premature, plaintiff having failed to exhaust the prescribed administrative procedure, and (2) that the available legal and administrative remedies were adequate, the right to equitable relief not being established either on the basis of …
Federal Procedure-Obligation Of Federal Courts Under Erie Railroad V. Tompkins To Follow Decisions Of Lower State Courts
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law-Federal Courts-Citizenship In The District Of Columbia As A Basis For Diversity Of Citizenship Jurisdiction, Samuel N. Greenspoon
Constitutional Law-Federal Courts-Citizenship In The District Of Columbia As A Basis For Diversity Of Citizenship Jurisdiction, Samuel N. Greenspoon
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff, a District of Columbia corporation, sued defendant, a Nebraska corporation, in the Municipal Court of Chicago, Illinois. Defendant removed the case to a federal district court pursuant to the provisions of an amendment to the judicial code extending the jurisdiction of the federal courts to suits and controversies between citizens of the District of Columbia and citizens of any state or territory. From an adverse judgment defendant appealed, raising for the first time in the case the question of constitutionality of the amendment conferring jurisdiction. Held, the amendment is unconstitutional. Judge Evans dissented. Central States Cooperatives, Inc. v. …
Concurrent Jurisdiction Of A Navigable Boundary River - Barnes V. State
Concurrent Jurisdiction Of A Navigable Boundary River - Barnes V. State
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Diversity Jurisdiction As Affected By State Statutes Depriving State Courts Of Jurisdiction - Angel V. Bullington
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Courts - Rule 20 Of Federal Rules Of Criminal Procedure - Constitutionality, William Burnett Harvey
Federal Courts - Rule 20 Of Federal Rules Of Criminal Procedure - Constitutionality, William Burnett Harvey
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.