· 2/24/2003
Deborah Cook v. Gerald Wikler John Palko, John Palko, Defendant/third Party v. Tonkinson, P.O., Badge No. 708, Third Party Police Officer Tonkinson
Citations
- 320 F.3d 431
- 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 3323
- 2003 WL 403166
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the Third Circuit’s pre-1996 holding that forum selection clauses are not subject to § 1447(c) “does not appear to [be] disturb[ed]” by the 1996 amendment
- finding the 1996 amendment to § 1447(c) “does not appear to disturb the large body of caselaw” involving the interpretation of § 1447(c)
- “Once a party timely files a motion to remand, § 1447(c) authorizes a district court to enter a remand order . . . for a ‘lack of subject matter jurisdiction.’”
- “Once a party timely files a motion to remand, § 1447(c) authorizes a district court to enter a remand order . . . for a ‘lack of subject matter jurisdiction.’”
- “Once a party timely files a motion to remand, § 1447(c) authorizes a district court to enter a remand order . . . for a ‘lack of subject matter jurisdiction.’”
- “Once a party timely files a motion to remand, § 1447(c
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Judges: Roth, Smith, Cudahy
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