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· 3/26/1906

Dupuy v. Police Jury

Citations

  • 116 La. 783
  • 41 So. 91
  • 1906 La. LEXIS 578

Syllabus

<p>1. Parishes—Police Jury—Sale oe Courthouse.</p> <p>The police jury of a parish has no authority to sell or exchange a courthouse and grounds without legislative sanction, for the purpose of acquiring another site for a new courthouse.</p> <p>2. Same—Public Improvements.</p> <p>The remaining issues involved in this controversy were considered in the mandamus suit under the same title reported in 115 La. 579, 39 South. 627, and the rulings in that case are reaffirmed. •</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>

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  • relying on the “purpose of the forum defendant rule” and “Congress’s intent in enacting the statute” to determine that snap removal was improper
  • “Now referred to as snap removals, this litigation tactic has become increasingly popular in recent years due in part to the increased ease of 27 electronic docket monitoring.”

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Judges: Land, Monroe

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