Frederick A. Hurley and Christine A. Hurley v. Motor Coach Industries, Incorporated

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• holding that the forum defendant rule “is more a matter of removal procedure, and hence waivable, than a matter of jurisdic- tion”
• holding that the forum defendant rule “is more a matter of removal procedure, and hence waivable, than a matter of jurisdiction”
• holding that the forum defendant rule set out in 28 U.S.C. § 1441(b)(2) is procedural, not jurisdictional, and can be waived
• holding that the forum defendant rule is nonjurisdictional and can be waived
• holding that the forum defendant rule is non-jurisdictional and therefore waivable
• stating that non-jurisdictional defects in removal are waivable but jurisdictional defects are not

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