T. Lincoln Kerney, II v. Fort Griffin Fandangle Association, Inc.

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• “An allegation of residence is insufficient to establish diversity jurisdiction. The plaintiff must allege citizenship.”
• “An allegation of residence is insufficient to establish diversity jurisdiction. The plaintiff must allege citizenship.”
• “Both rules 23 and 23.2 expressly contemplate the possibility of defendant class actions and require that the representative parties fairly and adequately protect the interest of the class members.”

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