INDEX
| Alien and Sedition Laws, 36 | |
| Anti-Trust Laws, 16, 232-233 | |
| Appeal (see writ of error) Attractive nuisance, 168-169 | |
| Bankruptcy, :238-239, 277 | |
| Brazil, judicial system, 19 | |
| Certiorari, power of Supreme Court to limit, 18, 253-254 | |
| Cherokee Nation, 42 | |
| Circuit courts, abolition of, 253; jurisdiction of, 253 | |
| Circuit Courts of Appeals, 17, 253 | |
| Circuit Courts of Appeals Act, 253 | |
| Civil rights, 262, 263-264, 267-268, 275 | |
| Common Law, codification of, 139, 163; federal, 118, 134-135, 201, 232-247 | |
| Conformity Act, 228 | |
| Diversity jurisdiction, attempts to defeat, 99-111; effect of change in citizenship, 77.; generally, 28, 71- 91; improper joinder of parties, 73-74; jurisdictional amount, 101- 102, 249-251; pretended assignments, 72-73; proposals to abolish, 249-253, 263, 265; territories, 254; use by corporations, 77-91 | |
| Diversity jurisdiction (see Domicile) | |
| Domicile, as creating diversity of citizenship, 74-77; definition, 75 | |
| Ellsworth, Oliver, resignation from Supreme Court, 27 | |
| Emergency Price Control Act, 17, 280-282 | |
| English courts, apply foreign law, 115 | |
| English courts, divergent common law, 135 | |
| English Courts, reputation in America, 184 | |
| Equitable abstention, 56-58 | |
| Expropriation laws, 29, 39 | |
| Fair Labor Standards Act, 17, 280, 281, 282, 283 | |
| Federal common law (see Common law) Federal Communications Act, 244- 245 | |
| Federal courts, creation of, 28; early lack of prestige, 26-27; enforcement of judgments, 26; equity jurisdiction, 116, 225, 282; jurisdiction in piracy, 26; location of, 95-97; overburdening of, 17, 251-254, 256-257, 278; power of Congress to create and abolish, 19, 28; potential and actual jurisdiction distinguished, 28; under Federalist control, 25, 35 | |
| Federal Employers' Liability Act, 203, 204, 239, 279-280, 283; (see Removal of cases) Federal question, as ground of federal jurisdiction, 28, 50-70; must appear in complaint, 61-66; national incorporation, 51-52; substantive tests, 66-69 | |
| Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 228-229 | |
| Forum non conveniens, meaning of, 201-203; use by federal courts, 203, 207 | |
| Freight rates, 261 | |
| Full Faith and Credit, 271-274 | |
| Holland company, effect of Pennsylvania law upon, 31; land settlements, 31 | |
| Improper joinder of parties (see Diversity jurisdiction) Indian affairs, 278 | |
| Internal improvements, corruption, 147-148; public credit, 144-149; unprofitable character of, 146-148 | |
| Interstate compact, 104-105, 243 | |
| Johnson Act, 55 | |
| Judicial business, increase in administrative agencies and the courts, 16-17; increase in private lawsuits, 17-18 | |
| Jurisdictional amount (see Diversity jurisdiction) | |
| Labor unions, 266-267 | |
| Law, judicial decisions as evidence of, 123-125, 152, 200-201 | |
| Litigation, public significance of, civil suits by or against government, 13-14; criminal cases, 13; |
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Book title: Relations between the Federal and State Courts.
Contributors: Mitchell Wendell - Author.
Publisher: Columbia University Press.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1949.
Page number: 297.
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