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Sixth Circuit· 11/26/1974

Miller v. Davis

Citations

  • 507 F.2d 308

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  • noting that federal courts may use their own procedural rules in diversity cases
  • “Federal courts should apply federal venue rules and need not follow contrary state law.”
  • amendments to cure defective jurisdictional allegations broadly permitted in trial and appellate courts under 28 U.S.C. § 1653, absent prejudice to a party, to avoid dismissals on technical grounds

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Judges: Celebrezze, McCree

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