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‘Domicile’ vs. ‘Residence’ vs. ‘Citizenship’ in Federal Court Jurisdiction – More Semantic Hairsplitting?

Strabala v. Zhang, 318 F.R.D. 81 (Ill. N.D. 2016), featured hereĀ for its detailed discussion of e-mail evidence, provides an equally thorough analysis of the differences between residence and domicile in the Federal court jurisdiction calculus. In the Federal litigation scheme, the party asserting Federal court jurisdiction bears the burden of proving subject matter jurisdiction by …

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Posted byPaulPMarch 17, 2017December 21, 2018Posted inCivil Procedure, Federal CourtsTags: citizenship, diversity, domicile, federal jurisdiction, Houston, residence, Shanghai, subject matter jurisdiction
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