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· 10/31/1902

State ex rel. Corser v. Scott

Citations

  • 87 Minn. 313
  • 91 N.W. 1101
  • 1902 Minn. LEXIS 623

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  • explaining that the transitory/local distinction was a legal fiction originally invented by the courts to relieve the difficulty in obtaining jurisdiction at a time when all actions were considered local

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Judges: Collins

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