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· 11/19/1877

Insurance Company v. Pechner

Citations

  • 95 U.S. 183
  • 24 L. Ed. 427
  • 1877 U.S. LEXIS 2150
  • 5 Otto 183

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  • finding removal improper where defendant alleged plaintiffs citizenship as of the date of removal without “stating affirmatively that such was his citizenship when the suit was commenced”
  • finding removal improper where defendant alleged plaintiffs citizenship as of the date of removal without “stating affirmatively that such was his citizenship when the suit was commenced”
  • finding removal improper where defendant stated plaintiff’s citizenship as of the date of removal without “stating affirmatively that such was his citizenship when the suit was commenced”
  • finding removal improper where defendant stated plaintiff’s citizenship as of the date of removal without “stating affirmatively that such was his citizenship when the suit was commenced”
  • finding removal improper where defendant alleged plaintiff’s citizenship as of the date of removal without “stating affirmatively that such was his citizenship when the suit was commenced”

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Judges: Waite

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