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Gulf Oil Corp. Vs. Gilbert
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 10, 1947
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U.S. 501 (1947) U.S. Supreme Court Gulf Oil Corp. v. GilbertSearch
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U.S. 501 (1947) Gulf Oil Corp. v. GilbertSearch
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of the parties. Because of the character of its jurisdiction and the holdings of and under Erie Railroad Co. v. TompkinsSearch
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Canada Malting Co., Ltd. v. PatersonSearch
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Williams v. NorthSearch
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to entertain a litigation between a nonresident and a foreign corporation or between two foreign corporations. Douglas v. NewSearch
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Anglo-American Provision Co. v. PageSearch
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It has held the use of an inappropriate forum in one case an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce. Davis v. Farmers'Search
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jurisdiction where the court would have to participate in the administrative policy of a state. Railroad Commission v. RowanSearch
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Burford v. SunSearch
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Meredith v. WinterSearch
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Haven, 320 U. S. 228 . And, most recently, we decided Williams v. GreenSearch
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because the special venue act under which those cases are brought was believed to require it. Baltimore & Ohio R. Co. v. KepnerSearch
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Miles v. IllinoisSearch
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Neirbo Co. v. BethlehemSearch
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and as to the standards that guide discretion is, so far as here involved, the same as the federal rule. Murnan v. WabashSearch
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Wedemann v. UnitedSearch
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Gregonis v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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BURTON dissent. They do not set out the factual reasons for their dissent, since the Court's affirmance of Koster v. LumbermensSearch
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Gilbert v. GulfSearch
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the doctrine to law actions which had been an integral and necessary part of evolution of the doctrine. And cf. Slater v. MexicanSearch
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is applied in courts of other jurisdictions, its application does not depend on whether the action is at law, Collard v. BeachSearch
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Murnan v. WabashSearch
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Jackson & Sons v. Lumbermen'sSearch
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or in equity, Langfelder v. UniversalSearch
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Egbert v. ShortSearch
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See Logan v. BankSearch
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Sess.Cas. (H.L.) 13. Collard v. BeachSearch
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Pietraroia v. NewSearch
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Great Western Railway Co. of Canada v. MillerSearch
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Cf. 308 U. S. v. PageSearch
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How. 170, 61 U. S. 175 , quoted with approval in Chicot County v. SherwoodSearch
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U. S. 529 , 148 U. S. 534 . See also Dennick v. RailroadSearch
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Baltimore & O. R. Co. v. KepnerSearch
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Evey v. MexicanSearch
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statutory duty to exercise its jurisdiction for the alleged convenience of the defendant to a lawsuit. Compare Slater v. MexicanSearch
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been permitted Page 330 U. S. 514 at times to decline to exercise their jurisdiction. Canada Malting Co. v. PatersonSearch
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Rogers v. GuarantySearch
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Williams v. GreenSearch
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is rooted in the kind of relief which these courts grant and the kinds of problems which they solve. See Meredith v. WinterSearch
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restricted the discretion of district courts to decline to grant even the extraordinary equitable remedies. Meredith v. WinterSearch
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equity decisions has been the relative ability of the forum to shape and execute its equitable remedy. Cf. Rogers v. GuarantySearch
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handicapped persons seeking compensation for maritime injuries following this Court's decision in Southern Pacific Co. v. JensenSearch
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