Fraser v. Trent

U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Utah

Fraser v. Trent

74 F. 423, 1896 U.S. App. LEXIS 2703

U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Utah·Decided April 20, 1896·No. No. 8·Published

Opinion

ADAMS, District Judge

(orally). There is no controversy but what the application for transfer of this case to this court was made later than the time when, under the removal act, it should have been made. But for the reasons stated in the case of Crown Point Min. Co. v. Ontario Silver-Min. Co., 74 Fed. 419, I hold that such fact presents no legal objection to the transfer of this case to this court, under the enabling act of congress and the constitution of Utah. The motion to remand is therefore denied.

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ADAMS, District Judge

(orally). There is no controversy but what the application for transfer of this case to this court was made later than the time when, under the removal act, it should have been made. But for the reasons stated in the case of Crown Point Min. Co. v. Ontario Silver-Min. Co., 74 Fed. 419, I hold that such fact presents no legal objection to the transfer of this case to this court, under the enabling act of congress and the constitution of Utah. The motion to remand is therefore denied.

Fraser v. Trent, 74 F. 423, 1896 U.S. App. LEXIS 2703 (circtdut 1896).

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