Monroe v. Consolidated Freightways, Inc.

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• holding that the court could examine supporting affidavits
• holding that the court could examine supporting affidavits
• proscription against unauthorized searches and seizures embodied in Constitution applies exclusively to government or state action
• “Plaintiffs’ good faith belief that they had a cause of action against defendant Bogle defeats neither his dismissal from the suit for fraudulent joinder nor removal on the basis of diversity jurisdiction.”

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