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Where the Wolf Goes, Destruction Follows

By justicefortexas

Posted on August 10, 2018

Wolf also argues that the suit must be remanded because the state court has prior exclusive jurisdiction over the property. Like the district court, we find this doctrine inapplicable.

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JOLLY, E. GRADY

ELROD, JENNIFER W.

WILLETT, DON R.

This opinion is rendered as per usual for the Bank, but without sanctions or warnings despite four prior law suits:

“Allan Wolf appeals the denial of his motion to remand. We find that any defendants whose presence destroys complete diversity were improperly joined. Thus, a federal court may exercise diversity jurisdiction over the suit. We AFFIRM. “

Panel consisted of: JOLLY, ELROD, and WILLETT

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