Johnson v. Monell
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Nebraska
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER, Circuit Justice.
This case is transferred to this court by an order of the state court in which it was originally brought, on motion of the plaintiff, made after a verdict of the jury in his favor had been set aside by the court. The defendant G. C. Monell now moves to dismiss the case, or to send it back to the state court, on the ground that this court has no jurisdiction in the premises.
Removals of suits from the state courts, on the ground of citizenship of the parties, were until recently governed exclusively by the 12th section of the judiciary act (1 Stat. 79). By the provisions…
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