· 4/4/1994
Pollution Control Industries of America, Inc., a Missouri Corporation v. Linda R. Van Gundy, Jack J. Genova and Michael J. Genova
Citations
- 21 F.3d 152
- 28 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 604
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 6389
- 1994 WL 111534
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- affirming the propriety of sanc- tions for filing a case in which subject-matter jurisdiction did not exist even though the case had been dismissed for lack of personal jurisdiction
- affirming the propriety of sanc- tions for filing a case in which subject-matter jurisdiction did not exist even though the case had been dismissed for lack of personal jurisdiction
- “[Plaintiff’s] complaint failed to establish diversity from the very start, despite its allegations of diverse residence, because it did not discuss the parties’ citizenship. That alone . . . required a dismissal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.” (emphasis original)
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Judges: Gibson, Kanne, Rovner
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