This definition is an essential element to the CFTC's case, as it serves as the sole basis for the CFTC's jurisdiction to bring these claims and it serves as the sole basis for the federal question that provides
subject matter jurisdiction for this court.
Other subjects covered in the course included
federal subject matter jurisdiction, the applicable law in the federal courts in diversity of citizenship cases — i.e., the Erie doctrine.
Brott v United States 858 F3d 425 (6th Cir 2017)(Amici Curiae National Federation of Independent Business, Cato Institute and Southeastern Legal Foundation)(rejecting claim that property owners were entitled to jury trial in an Article III court because Congress permitted to bestow
exclusive subject matter jurisdiction over takings claims seeking more than $ 10,000 in the Court of Federal Claims)
One of my main arguments will be that the court lacks
subject matter jurisdiction because the accuser lacks standing under grounds of a not asserting a concrete injury - in - fact.
Clearly, a key component of the developments outside the U.S. is the question whether or not the U.S. courts will or will not
exercise subject matter jurisdiction over these claims involving foreign investors.
Pfizer also argued that even if the court considered
subject matter jurisdiction first, there would be diversity in light of the fraudulent joinder of the out - of - state plaintiffs.
In Georgia, a Superior Court will only have
subject matter jurisdiction if one of the divorcing spouses has been a «bona fide» resident of Georgia for six months prior to the filing of the divorce action.
It held that once Mother made some showing of prior custody orders from Pennsylvania (and possibly Georgia), DSS needed to establish
subject matter jurisdiction before proceeding to the merits of the case.
This new Superior Court would have four divisions: civil, criminal, family, and probate, which would have the
same subject matter jurisdiction currently had by the current Superior, District, Family, and Probate courts.
However, the analysis in the common law jurisprudence is less clear, in part because civil procedure rules in the common law provinces treat exceptions based on irrecevabilité and
subject matter jurisdiction similarly, or do not even distinguish them, while personal jurisdiction is addressed separately through the rules on service.
The court's straightforward application of the statutory bar to appellate review of remand orders based on lack of
subject matter jurisdiction rejects the notion that the AIA somehow creates an exception to that longstanding bar to appellate review.
Once a case is removed to Federal court, it can be remanded (sent back) to the removing state court at any time where the Federal court
loses subject matter jurisdiction;
By way of example only (and not by limitation), if the parties do not agree on whether a particular Dispute is subject to arbitration under this arbitration agreement, the proper tribunal to decide such Dispute is the United States District Court (for the appropriate district, as provided above) or,
absent subject matter jurisdiction in that United States District Court, in the appropriate state court (as described above).
Comment, Balancing Deterrence, Comity Considerations, and Judicial Efficiency: The Use of the D.C. Circuit's Proximate Cause Standard for
Determining Subject Matter Jurisdiction over Extraterritorial Antitrust Cases, 55 Am.
2016), the South Carolina Court of Appeals vacated the family court's removal order and termination of parental rights order, finding that DSS had failed to establish
subject matter jurisdiction under the UCCJEA.
However, the family court, citing Hooper v. Rockwell, 334 S.C. 281, 513 S.E. 2d 358 (1999), for the proposition that merits orders are final orders which must be timely appealed, determined that the removal order
established subject matter jurisdiction in South Carolina.
Ruigerio v Lubienski Michigan Court of Appeals Docket Nos 325254, 325257 (August 30, 2016)(affirming lower court decision to transfer case from circuit court to probate court because probate court had
exclusive subject matter jurisdiction)
However, certain factors must be met in order for defendants to remove a claim to federal court, such as the federal court also having
original subject matter jurisdiction or whether the product was manufactured according to federal specifications.
2012), addresses the important international practice question of whether activity by a non-U.S. sovereign satisfies the «commercial activity» exclusion to the application of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, thus permitting the federal courts to
exercise subject matter jurisdiction over a matter.
Jay - Z argued, among other things, that the federal court lacked
subject matter jurisdiction over alleged violations of Egyptian «moral rights,» but in an opinion issued on May 2, 2011, U.S. Judge Christina Snyder disagreed.
Skipping directly to the issue
of subject matter jurisdiction, the court (incorrectly) characterized Pfizer's argument as one based on fraudulent misjoinder rather than fraudulent joinder.
In a December 30, 2013 decision, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida ruled that it
lacked subject matter jurisdiction under the FSIA because the dispute was purely a domestic Venezuelan matter and thus there was no violation of international law.
This Court has
subject matter jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1332 because there is complete diversity of citizenship between Plaintiff and Defendant, and the amount in controversy exceeds $ 75,000, exclusive of costs and interests.
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