Allen v. Hatchett

How courts have described this case

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• discussing change in removal law and explaining that under current law any action taken in state court after notice of removal will have no force or effect
• “[T]he rule that such proceedings in a State court following a petition for removal are valid where the suit is not in fact removable is ‘the logical corollary of the proposition that such proceedings are void if the cause was removable’.”
• “[T]he rule that such proceedings in a State court following a petition for removal are valid where the suit is not in fact removable is ‘the logical corollary of the proposition that such proceedings are void if the cause was removable.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).