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Ferens Vs. John Deere Co.
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- Mar 05, 1990
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Ferens v. JohnSearch
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Deere Co. - 494 U.S. 516 (1990) U.S. Supreme Court Ferens v. JohnSearch
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Deere Co., 494 U.S. 516 (1990) Ferens v. JohnSearch
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petitioners knew that the federal court had to apply the Mississippi state courts' choice-of-law rules, Klaxon Co. v. StentorSearch
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statute of limitations, ruling that, since petitioners had moved for transfer as plaintiffs, the rule in Van Dusen v. BarrackSearch
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otherwise proper. Applying the transferor law in these circumstances is in full accord with the rule in Erie R. Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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a) (1982 ed.). In Van Dusen v. BarrackSearch
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were proper. The Ferenses sued Deere in the District Court in Mississippi because they knew that, under Klaxon Co. v. StentorSearch
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Louisiana & Mississippi R. Transfer Co. v. LongSearch
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Invoking the 2-year limitations period set by Pennsylvania law, the District Court dismissed their tort action. Ferens v. DeereSearch
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s statute of limitations would violate due process, because Mississippi had no legitimate interest in the case. Ferens v. DeereSearch
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Co., 819 F.2d 423 (1987). We vacated this decision and remanded in light of Sun Oil Co. v. WortmanSearch
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laws of another State without violating either the Full Faith and Credit Clause or the Due Process Clause. Ferens v. DeereSearch
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state law advantages, although perhaps discernible in the legislative history, has its real foundation in Erie R. Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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the federal system and the concomitant integrity of the separate States. We explained Erie in Guaranty Trust Co. v. YorkSearch
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outcome of a litigation, as it would be if tried in a State court. The nub of the policy that underlies Erie R. Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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In Hanna v. PlumerSearch
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Continental Grain Co. v. BargeSearch
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a) may preempt state law. See Stewart Organization, Inc. v. RicohSearch
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instead, under Erie, the federal courts had to replicate them. See Klaxon Co. v. StentorSearch
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Some might think that a plaintiff should pay the price for choosing an inconvenient forum by being put to a choice of law v. forumSearch
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ed.). In Erie R. Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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State in which it sits, both statutory law and common law established by the courts. Three years later, in Klaxon Co. v. StentorSearch
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Id. at 313 U. S. 496 . See also Griffin v. McCoachSearch
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Page 494 U. S. 534 Klaxon, see 62 Stat. 937, we have repeatedly reaffirmed Klaxon since then. See Nolan v. TransoceanSearch
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Day & Zimmermann, Inc. v. ChallonerSearch
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a) on plaintiff's motion. In Van Dusen v. BarrackSearch
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citing Justice Jackson's eloquent remarks on that subject in Gulf Oil Corp. v. GilbertSearch
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pay the price for choosing an inconvenient forum by being put to a choice of law v. forumSearch
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plaintiff-initiated transfer, does not confer upon the defendant the advantage of forum shopping for law, Van Dusen v. BarrackSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Ferens v. JohnSearch
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Klaxon Co. v. StentorSearch
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Erie R. Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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In Van Dusen v. BarrackSearch
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Ferens v. DeereSearch
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of Sun Oil Co. v. WortmanSearch
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the Due Process Clause. Ferens v. DeereSearch
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See Stewart Organization, Inc. v. RicohSearch
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See Klaxon Co. v. StentorSearch
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In Erie R. Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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See Nolan v. TransoceanSearch
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