Davis v. Prentiss Properties Ltd., Inc.

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• suggesting that for fraudulent joinder to exist, a claam would have to be so weak as to merit sanctions under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11
• suggesting that for fraudulent joinder to exist, a claim would have to be so weak as to merit sanctions under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11
• “The Court must therefore walk a very fine line; it must 10 consider the merits of a matter without assuming jurisdiction over it.”
• “[A] federal court's fraudulent- joinder consideration should be akin to an application of Rule 11.”
• “[S]ome room must exist between the standard for dismissal 22 under Rule 12(b)(6) . . . and a finding of fraudulent joinder. A court’s Rule 12(b)(6
• “[A] federal court's fraudulent-joinder consideration should be akin to an application of Rule 11.”

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