· 7/23/1975
Citizens Nat. Bk., Grant Cty. v. 1ST NAT. BK., MARION
Citations
- 331 N.E.2d 471
How courts have described this case
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- holding that following remand, the state court appropriately ruled on a motion to dismiss filed in federal court and therefore defendants were not in default
- assuming that two year statute of limitations applied to Indiana state antitrust claim
- following remand state court properly ruled on motion to dismiss filed in federal court
- pleadings filed in federal court have effect in state court upon remand
- federal court, having assumed jurisdiction upon defendants' petition for removal, remanded the cause to state court without ruling on motions to dismiss
- federal court, having assumed jurisdiction upon defendants' petition for removal, remanded the cause to state court without ruling on motions to dismiss
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Judges: Sullivan
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