Hunter v. Conrad
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Rhode Island
This was a suit by James C. Hunter against Mabel B. Conrad and others. The case was heard on a motion to remand to the state court.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
The citizenship and residence of the parties are as follows: The complainant is of New York; the respondent Mrs. Conrad, of Montana; the respondents Wood and Anthony, of Rhode Island. The suit was brought in the state court of Rhode Island. The removal was upon the sole petition of Mrs. Conrad; the Rhode Island respondents neither joining in the petition, nor objecting to the removal. The complainant moves to remand. As there are not on opposite sides of the controversy citizens of the same state, the controversy is “wholly between citizens of different *804states.” But a…
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