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· 2/8/1968

William H. Hendrix v. New Amsterdam Casualty Company, a Corporation

Citations

  • 390 F.2d 299

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  • holding that a notice of removal that fails to specify the necessary facts to establish diversity jurisdiction is defective, but permitting amendment of notice of removal to cure technical defects in the jurisdictional allegations
  • holding that a notice of removal that fails to specify the necessary facts to establish diversity jurisdiction is defective, but permitting amendment of notice of removal to cure technical defects in the jurisdictional allegations
  • permitting amendment of notice of removal to allege principal place of business of the defendant, along with citizenship, rather than mere residence, of the plaintiff
  • permitting amendment of notice of removal to allege principal place of business of the defendant, along with citizenship, rather than mere residence, of the plaintiff
  • permitting amendment of notice of removal to allege principal place of business of the defendant, along with citizenship, rather than mere residence, of the plaintiff
  • permitting amendment of notice of removal to allege principal place of business of the defendant, along with citizenship, rather than mere residence, of the plaintiff

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Judges: Murrah, Hill, Christensen

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