· 2/18/1963
Neale v. Kinney
Citations
- 372 U.S. 911
- 83 S. Ct. 725
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- rejecting the analysis used in Moses H. Cone because, “under Thermtron, the order is reviewable on a petition for a writ of mandamus”
- rejecting the analysis used in Moses H. Cone because, “under Thermtron, the order is reviewable on a peti- tion for a writ of mandamus”
- appellate court may review by petition for writ of mandamus remand order premised on district court's perceived discretion to remand state-law claims, because such an order is \not a mandatory remand under Sec. 1447(c)\
- ‘We express no opinion on the merits of PSA’s federal preemption defense. We have confidence in the ability and willingness of state courts to enforce federal defenses.”
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