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Bell Vs. Hood
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 01, 1946
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U.S. 678 (1946) U.S. Supreme Court Bell v. HoodSearch
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U.S. 678 (1946) Bell v. HoodSearch
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The Fair v. KohlerSearch
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been held adequate to show that the matter in controversy arose under the Constitution of the United States. Wiley v. SinklerSearch
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Swafford v. TempletionSearch
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state a ground for relief, then dismissal of the case would be on the merits, not for want of jurisdiction. Swafford v. TempletonSearch
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Binderup v. PatheSearch
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U. S. 683 and frivolous. The accuracy of calling these dismissals jurisdictional has been questioned. The Fair v. KohlerSearch
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Die & Specialty Co., supra, 228 U.S. at 228 U. S. 25 . But cf. Swafford v. TempletonSearch
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and will be defeated if they are given another. For this reason, the district court has jurisdiction. Gully v. FirstSearch
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MR. JUSTICE REED joins in the opinion and the result. He desires to add to the cases cited in note 7 Barron v. BaltimoreSearch
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Pet. 243, and Burdeau v. McDowellSearch
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supra. See also Brickerhouse v. BrooksSearch
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class as one entitled to the remedy goes to the sufficiency of the pleading, and not to the jurisdiction. The Fair v. KohlerSearch
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question whether the facts stated by petitioners give rise to a cause of action for trespass under state law. See Hurn v. OurslerSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Bell v. HoodSearch
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the Constitution of the United States. Wiley v. SinklerSearch
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Gully v. FirstSearch
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Barron v. BaltimoreSearch
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and Burdeau v. McDowellSearch
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Nashville & St. Louis Ry. v. TaylorSearch
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Brickerhouse v. BrooksSearch
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Dooley v. UnitedSearch
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See Hurn v. OurslerSearch
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