Fifth Circuit· 4/21/1975
Aerojet-General Corp. v. Askew
Citations
- 511 F.2d 710
- 1975 U.S. App. LEXIS 15035
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- explaining that the “judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction” “is entitled to a presumption of regularity.”
- “Looking beyond the pleadings to what could have been pleaded, however, is precisely what is required by the federal law of res judicata.”
- “Looking beyond the pleadings to what could have been pleaded, however, is precisely what is required by the federal law of res judicata.”
- because both non-party county and party state boards desired that disputed land be conveyed to county, county in “such close relationship” to state boards and thus bound by outcome of litigation
- “The very purpose of federal diversity jurisdiction is to avoid bias against parties from outside the forum state.”
- “The very purpose of federal diversity jurisdiction is to avoid bias against parties from outside the forum state.”
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Judges: Ainsworth, Bell, Roney
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