Decedent. Citizenship of, not controlling upon question of Federal jurisdiction Decedent's Estate. Administration of. §57. Claim against, within Federal jurisdiction. §58. Deceit. Action of, against officers of National bank,-removability of. §111. Of the plaintiff. Must disclose Federal question to make a suit removable therefor. § 101. Must plead facts, not merely conclusions of law, authorizing Circuit Determines whether suit embraces a separable controversy. §141. Exception created by Courts. § 157. Allegations of, may aid defective petition for removal. § 159. Of party. Competent evidence upon question of citizenship. §120. Of intention to become citizen. May be made before clerk or in open court. §118, note 6. Does not make an alien a citizen. §118, note 6; §123, and note 11. Alien soldier need not make until he applies for admission. § 118, note 7. Alien who has resided in United States three years during minor- Decrees. Suit to enjoin enforcement of several, held by different persons,— Deed. Amount in controversy in suit to cancel. § 87, note 4. Deed of Trust. Suit to foreclose,-no separable controversy. § 144. Suit to cancel, with note secured thereby,—no separable controversy. Default. No right to remove a suit after. § 79. Of part of defendants, not material in determining whether a suit em- Defects. In removal bond,-waiver of. § 176. In copy of record of State court may be corrected,-not cause of re- In return of service of process,-may be corrected in Circuit Court after a removal. § 207. Defence. Statement by plaintiff of one anticipated, will not authorize a Circuit Under law of United States does not entitle defendant to a removal. Separate, does not create a separable controversy. § 143. Defendant, or Defendants. Place where suable. § 6. General statute granting right to remove. § 7. Manner of removal by, under general statute. § 8. Filing copy of record of State court in Circuit Court, see Copy of Rec- Process against, in local actions. § 13. Right of, to remove a suit not affected by venue of original action. Need not file any pleading in State court before removal. § 78. Joint or several character of liability of, as determining Federal juris- diction. § 95. Counter-claim filed by, not considered in determining amount in con- When petition of, for removal should plead amount in controversy. Cannot procure removal for Federal question by setting up facts in Citizenship of each and every one to be diverse from that of any plain- Right of removal confined to. § 148. All to unite in petition for removal for Federal question. § 149. One or more interested may remove a suit for a separable controversy. If part only have been served with process or have appeared, they Need not personally sign removal bond. § 169. Petition by, for removal of suit upon assigned chose in action. § 164. § 186. Each must be a citizen of some State other than that in which a suit Right to remove suit under Rev. Stat., § 641. § 194. § 197. Right of removal by officer of either House of Congress. New, may be brought in after a removal. § 207. If not served in State court, is liable to service upon process issued Not served in State court, may appear in Circuit Court, after removal, Procuring a removal, may assign as error, upon appeal or writ of Deficiencies. of statute for removals for prejudice or local influence. § 185. Prayer for, in foreclosure suit, against part of defendants, does not Delaware. One District, and times and place of holding Circuit Court. § 179, Hearing of, is a trial. § 187. Denial of Removal. Remedies of petitioner for error of State court. § 180. Not removable from State court. § 45. May be brought in Circuit Court to make equitable defence available Deposition. Right of Circuit Court to receive upon a hearing of petition for re- Taken in State Court,-a part of the record to be certified to Circuit Court. 181. When competent evidence in Circuit Court. § 208. Deputy. Suit against principal, an officer of United States, for compensation, Deputy Clerk. Whether may act for clerk in a removal under Rev. St., § 643. § 195. Suit on bond of,-Federal jurisdiction. § 108. Derivative Claim. Covered by restriction of jurisdiction of suit to recover contents of Detainer. Unlawful or forcible,-Federal jurisdiction. § 53, note 7. Common-law action. § 53. Different Matters. May be joined in one suit to make the amount in controversy suffi- Discovery, Bill of. Subject of equitable jurisdiction. § 54. Subject of equitable jurisdiction. § 54. Dismissal. When suit should be dismissed for want of jurisdiction,-statute Circuit Court should not dismiss suit improvidently removed, but Right of plaintiff to bring new suit, upon dismissal of suit begun in Should not be entered in Circuit Court because process or return in Right of plaintiff to dismiss suit at law in Circuit Court governed Dispensary Law. Suit attacking validity of, arising under Constitution. § 103. Should not be entertained upon removal. § 39. Dispute. Concerning title, not proper to be considered in determining jurisdic- tional value of land. § 87, note 12. Disregarding Denial of Removal. Party seeking removal may file copy of record of State court in Cir- Distinction. Between civil and penal cases. § 48. Distress Warrant. Amount in controversy. § 83. District. In what District suit is to be brought,-transitory actions. § 6 and notes. Local actions. § 13. To what, suit is to be removed,-present general statute. § 7. Former general statutes. § 7, notes 3, 6, 7. Suit should be removed to that in which the suit is pending in the List of Districts and Divisions. § 179. Proper, in which to file petition for removal for prejudice or local in- fluence. § 185. Under Rev. St., § 641. § 194. Under Rev. St., § 643. § 195. District Attorney of United States. Suit against, held removable as arising under law of United States. District Court. Established by original judiciary act. § 1. Jurisdiction of civil suits of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction. Time and place of holding several (but not all). § 179. District of Columbia. Citizen of, not citizen of a State. § 121. Circuit Court no jurisdiction of suit by or against, on ground of di- No right to remove a suit for prejudice or local influence. § 189. See Drain. Diverse Citizenship. Constitutional provision quoted. § 2. Original jurisdiction of Circuit Courts founded upon,-statutes Removal jurisdiction of Circuit Courts founded upon,-statutes Suit to collect taxes removable therefor. § 47. Suit in which Federal jurisdiction is based on, must involve a sum or General discussion. Ch. VIII. The most common ground of removal. § 113. An independent ground of removal. § 113, note 1. General restrictions upon removals for. § 113. Must exist both when a suit is begun and when removal is sought. All defendants to unite in petition for removal for. § 150. Pleading diversity of citizenship in petition for removal. § 159. Of payee or original holder of note, both when suit begun and when See, also, Citizenship, Alien, Alienage. Division. Suit removable to Circuit Court held in Division in which suit is pend- List of Divisions. § 179. As affecting time to file transcript from State court in Circuit Court. |