· 3/18/1804
Capron v. Van Noorden
Citations
- 6 U.S. 126
- 2 L. Ed. 229
- 2 Cranch 126
- 1804 U.S. LEXIS 253
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that “[i]n order to have dismissed [supplemental state-law] claims with prejudice, the district court had to have exercised [subject-matter] jurisdiction over the claims”
- judgment loser successfully raised lack of diversity jurisdiction for the first time before the Supreme Court
- “[I]t [is] the duty of the Court to see that they had jurisdiction, for the consent of the parties could not give it.”
- judgment loser successfully raised lack of diversity jurisdiction for the first time before the Supreme Court
- “[I]t [is] the duty of the Court to see that they had jurisdiction, for the consent of the parties could not give it.”
- judgment loser successfully raised lack of diversity jurisdiction for the first time before the Supreme Court
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