· 1/23/2024
RYAN TIMOTHY BOYLAN-SOUTH v. JOHN F. TOLSON
How courts have described this case
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- affirming dismissal where the inclusion 24 1 of unidentified “doe” defendants “destroys [diversity] . . . jurisdiction”
- claim involving Doe 8 Defendants was properly dismissed for lack of diversity jurisdiction
- the Ninth Circuit concluded that the district court had properly dismissed a claim asserted against a named defendant and “several Doe defendants (none of whom has been identified or served)” because the inclusion of the Doe defendants destroyed diversity
- “Fraud claims normally 1 defendant refuses to litigate.”
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