Removal of Causes From State Courts to Federal Courts: With Forms; Adapted to the Several Acts of Congress on the Subject; Fifth Edition, Revised and ... Congress of March 3, 1887 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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The first edition of this work, which appeared in 1875, was speedily exhausted. A second edition was printed in 1877, but is now out of print. At the request of its present publisher, the author of this Tract has again revised and enlarged it, bringing into view more fully the State court decisions, including the decisions of the Federal courts, down to the date of its publication, a Table of Cases and of Contents, 3 very full Index, and an Appendix of Forms. When considering the disposition of the Federal courts to strongly assert their own jurisdic tion, the very high character which the Federal judiciary has always sustained, the great variety of questions coming before these courts even for final determination, the great favor in which they are held by litigants, and the enhanced importance they have acquired through Congressional legislation extending their jurisdiction, both original and appellate, the profession will hardly require an apology of the author of this Tract for endeavoring to lay before them, in well digested form and logical arrangement, all that is valuable on the subject of which he.

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