· 4/21/1994
Linda S. Kahn v. Farrell Kahn
Citations
- 21 F.3d 859
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 8110
- 1994 WL 138094
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing such a dismissal is without prejudice
- By filing a motion to amend, the plaintiff “invited the 22 District Court to review its proposed amendments”
- “The domestic relations exception … divests the federal courts of jurisdiction over any action for which the subject is a divorce, allowance of alimony, or child custody.”
- “The domestic relations exception … divests the federal courts of jurisdiction over any action for which the subject is a divorce, allowance of alimony, or child custody.”
- “The domestic relations exception … divests the federal courts of jurisdiction over any action for which the subject is a divorce, allowance of alimony, or child custody.”
- “The domestic relations exception ... divests the federal courts of jurisdiction over any action for which the subject is a divorce, allowance of alimony, or child custody.”
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Judges: Beam, Bright, Arnold
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