Title | Civ Pro Subject Matter Jurisdiction Flowchart 2 |
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Course | Civil Procedure 1 |
Institution | University of Dayton |
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Chart 2: SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION— IS THIS THE RIGHT TYPE OF CASE BEFORE THE COURT? Diversity Constitution &
Federal Question Constitution Art. III, §2
Statute §1332
Amount In controversy ▪Must exceed $75,000 ▪not dependent on what jury actually awarded
Plaintiff 1.Aggregation: ▪all claims against single Δ, even unrelated claims ▪can’t with co-plaintiff ▪can’t with co-Δ ▪can’t with counter claim 2. St. Paul Mercury: good faith unless legal certainty claim insufficient, Diefenthal
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Tag along Plaintiff: Supplemental Jurisdiction §1367 ▪only if a ∏ meets amount individually ▪and only if events are related
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Diverse Parties ▪complete diversity, Strawbridge ▪co∏ can be from same state ▪determined time of filing ▪can be perfected before judgment, Caterpillar
Statute §1331 ▪can limit but can’t expand
▪Mottley: Well pleaded complaint=On ∏ complaint ▪ N/A: counterclaim, defenses, rebuttal to defenses
“Arising Under” ▪Osborne: Fed. ingredient
State claim Person Citizenship = domicile=reside + intent ▪U.S. citizen or Resident alien Intent to remain indefinitely= No plans to leave at a particular time
YES: Gordon v. Steele
NO: Mas v. Perry
Fed. statute claim
Entity Partnership, Limited liability part. Nonprofit
Corp.
State of citizenship for each member ▪see test for person
State of incorp. + Principal Place of business
Reference to fed. law; Embedded Fed. issue Merrel Dow: No fed. question
Ppb=Hertz Nerve Center Test: Control, direction, & coordination
No reference to fed law= no fed. quest.
Grable factors: 1. necessarily raise fed. issue 2. fed. issue actually disputed & substantial 3. impact on fed. docket 4. fed. interest in case being in fed. forum 5. Congress’s intent to allow such claim Grable & Smith:fed. quest. exists
Holmes test: fed. stat. gives private cause of action =remedy...