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· 3/26/1959

Dery v. Wyer

Citations

  • 265 F.2d 804
  • 2 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 172
  • 1959 U.S. App. LEXIS 4154

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  • noting the general principle that the \sufficiency of [a court's] jurisdiction should be determined once and for all at the threshold and if found to be present then should continue until final disposition of the action\
  • “Generally, in a diversity action, if jurisdictional prerequisites are satisfied when the suit is begun, subsequent events will not work an ouster of jurisdiction.”
  • “Generally, in a diversity action, if jurisdictional prerequisites are satisfied when the suit is begun, subsequent events will not work an ouster of jurisdiction.”
  • “Generally, in a diversity action, if jurisdictional prerequisites are satisfied when the suit is begun, subsequent events will not work an ouster of jurisdiction.”
  • even division of loss in railroad negligence case
  • even division of loss in railroad negligence ease

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