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· 3/31/1958

Brink v. Heinze

Citations

  • 356 U.S. 916

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  • “[W]hen a federal court finds that it lacks jurisdiction but that another federal court has authority to hear the case, ‘the first federal court must transfer the case to the proper court.’ ” (emphasis added
  • stating Arkansas law of claim preclusion

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