Johnson v. Johnson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
1Opinion of the Court
Brown, D. J.
The papers show that this cause was at issue and duly noticed for trial and placed upon the calendar of the state court for trial in October, 1881, and that it was on the day calendar and called at several terms prior to the June term, when it was removed to this court.
When a cause is removed on account of the citizenship of the parties, it must, under the act of 1875, be removed at the first term during which the cause might have been tried in the state court. This means the first term when the cause was legally triable, not a subsequent term to which it may have been legally…
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