· 10/20/1982
Dadzie Ex Rel. International Kal-Sahara Corp. v. Leslie
Citations
- 550 F. Supp. 77
- 1982 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9865
How courts have described this case
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- noting that the plaintiff fell within an “anomalous gap in the diversity statute which prohibits United States citizens that are domiciled abroad from suing or being sued in federal court based solely on diversity grounds”
- “If [defendant] is found to be a citizen of any state at [the time the suit was filed], the court will then determine Kal-Sahara’s former principal place of business.”
- “Thus, since before the filing of this lawsuit, Kal-Sahara has had no principal place of business. When it did operate one, plaintiffs assert it was in the District of Columbia.”
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