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· 11/7/1989

In the Matter of the Application of Myles Greenberg and Frances M. Mulligan v. Anthony F. Veteran, Supervisor and Susan Tolchin, Town Clerk

Citations

  • 889 F.2d 418
  • 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 17207

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding removal proper under the refusal clause where a town official is sued in state court for acting to prevent federal constitutional violations
  • “The purpose of ‘refusal clause’ is to provide a federal forum for suits against state officers who uphold equal protection in the face of strong public disapproval.”
  • “The purpose of ‘refusal clause’ is to provide a federal forum for suits against state officers who uphold equal protection in the face of strong public disapproval.”
  • “The purpose of the ‘refusal clause’ is to provide a federal forum for suits against state officers who uphold equal protection in the face of strong public disapproval.”
  • “The purpose of the ‘refusal clause’ is to provide a federal forum for suits against state officers who uphold equal protection in the face of strong public disapproval.”
  • “The purpose of the ‘refusal clause’ is to provide a federal forum for suits against state officers who uphold equal protection in the face of strong public disapproval.”

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Judges: Oakes, Lumbard, Pierce

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