· 9/15/1969
James L. Lester, Administrator of the Estate of Flossie Mae Garner Brown, Deceased v. Heyward McFaddon and Cameron Lumber Company
Citations
- 415 F.2d 1101
- 13 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 292
- 1969 U.S. App. LEXIS 10796
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that the purpose of § 1359 is “to exclude from the diversity jurisdiction purely local controversies with no more than a contrived interstate appearance.”
- applying new rule abolishing federal court jurisdiction in certain wrongful death actions prospectively only since the plaintiff sued in reliance on precedent to the contrary
- applying new rule abolishing federal court jurisdiction in certain wrongful death actions prospectively only since the plaintiff sued in reliance on precedent to the contrary
- “It is the lack of a stake in the outcome coupled with the motive to bring into a federal court a local action normally triable only in a state court which is the common thread of the cases holding actions collusively or improperly brought.”
- “It is the lack of a stake in the outcome coupled with the motive to bring into a federal court a local action normally triable only in a state court which is the common thread of the cases holding actions collusively or improperly brought.”
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Judges: Haynsworth, Boreman, Butzner
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