· 2/28/1992
Connecticut National Bank v. Iacono
Citations
- 785 F. Supp. 30
- 1992 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2143
- 1992 WL 38089
How courts have described this case
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- holding, for purposes of diversity jurisdiction, that a national bank is located in, and therefore a citizen of, a state in which it maintained branches but not its charter address
- holding, for purposes of diversity jurisdiction, that a national bank is located in, and therefore a citizen of, a state in which it maintained branches but not its charter address
- agreeing that national bank has citizenship in every state where it has branch
- \Whether a national banking association can also be deemed a citizen of the state in which its branch offices are ‘located’ is an issue that has rarely been discussed.\
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Judges: Lagueux
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