Divorce. Suit for, not within jurisdiction of Circuit Court. § 60. Whether taxable upon remand. § 167. Dock Yard. Query as to jurisdictional status of residents. §122. See Eminent Domain. Domestic Relations. Whole subject belongs to laws of the States and not to the laws of the Domicil. As determining citizenship. § 120. Doubts. As to jurisdiction of removed case should be resolved by Circuit Court Dower. Common-law action for recovery. § 53. Subject of equitable jurisdiction. §54. Claim for, when does not arise under law of the United States. § 104. Draft. Suit on assigned claim for damages for failure to protest,-Federal Drain. Proceeding to establish, held to be a suit. §47, note 2. No separable controversy in. § 144. Duties on Imports. Collection of, the subject of Force Act from which comes Rev. St., Suits in reference to,-removability under Rev. St., § 643. § 195. Of England. §57, and note 4. Ejectment. Common-law action. § 53. Amount in controversy in. §87. Joint suit to recover several tracts of land. § 95. Joint suit against several trespassers may be brought. § 95. When embraces a separable controversy. § 144. Election. Of officers held under State law,-Circuit Courts no right to control. Of defeated party between Courts of appellate jurisdiction. § 210. Subject of equitable jurisdiction. § 54. Election Officer. Suit against, for damages for declining to receive vote. § 103. Suit arising under, no longer removable under Rev. St., § 643. § 195. Eminent Domain. Exercise of, an act of sovereignty. § 75. Power may be delegated. § 75. How far legislative and how far judicial. § 75. Query as to Federal jurisdiction,-whether suit removable? § 75. When suit embraces a separable controversy and when does not. §144. Suit against, by employé to recover for personal injuries, removable. Entry, Forcible. Federal jurisdiction of. § 53, note 7. Equitable Defence. Cannot be made to action at law in Circuit Court. § 208. How made available. § 208. Equitable Reply. Cannot be made to legal defence in Circuit Court. § 208. Equitable Right. Created by State statute,-enforced by United States Court. § 55. Equity. Classes of cases in, of which Courts of United States may be given Statutes quoted as to original jurisdiction. § 6 and notes. Statutes quoted as to removal jurisdiction. § 7 and notes. Proceeding in, in State court, in aid or defence of an action or judg- General discussion of subject. Ch. IV. Suit must be in, or at law, to be removable. § 52. Term means same whether used in reference to original or removal Subjects of equity jurisdiction. § 54. Statutory form of suit will not prevent removal. § 54. Suit in, within original or removal jurisdiction of Circuit Court al- Forms and modes of proceeding in Circuit Court. § 208. Circuit Courts keep suits in equity separate from those at law. § 208. No control of elections to office or title to office. § 54. Error. In record of State court cannot be corrected by affidavit in Circuit Cases contra. § 89, note 4. In copy of record of State court may be corrected,—not cause of re- mand. § 181. In removal proceedings, excepted to and not waived, good cause for reversal. § 203. Estate of Decedent. Claim against may be filed in Circuit Court or removed thereto from Estoppel. Effect of judgment as, not considered in determining removability Irregularities, the subject of. § 157, note 3. Errors or irregularities may be subject of;-want of jurisdiction can- Estrepement Bond. Given in State court,-validity of, after removal. § 205. Amount in controversy in suit for damages. § 97. Evidence. Bill to preserve and perpetuate,-subject of equitable jurisdiction. What is competent to prove citizenship acquired by residence. § 120. In Circuit Court after removal. § 208. Excuse. None accepted for failure to file petition for removal in apt time. § 153. Executive Officers. Not subject to the control of Courts of the United States in the dis- Execution. Contest as to ownership of property taken,-not removable. § 45, Proceedings supplementary to,—jurisdiction of. § 55, note 2. Necessary party to suit to set aside will. § 132, note 21 (G). Exemplary Damages. Demand of the plaintiff, the test of jurisdictional amount. § 84. Value of, not to be considered in determining jurisdiction in suit to collect a tax or to enjoin a tax. § 96. Ex Parte Suit. Not removable. §77. Expatriation. Citizen of United States may expatriate himself. § 117. Doubtful if citizen of United States could expatriate himself prior to act of July 27, 1868. § 117, note 1. What necessary to effect. §117. Express Trust. Subject of equitable jurisdiction. §54. Express Company. Jurisdictional status of. § 128. Factory. Davis & Rankin contract,-several character. § 95. Facts. Must be pleaded by plaintiff, and not conclusions of law merely, to Petition for removal to state. §§ 159, 164, 194, 195. Failure. To promptly file copy of record of State court in Circuit Court,- False Imprisonment. Plaintiff's demand in suit for damages as test of jurisdiction. § 84. Fares. Cases in reference to, arising under Constitution. § 103. Citizenship of, determines that of child in his custody. § 120. Jurisdiction of suits by or against, as arising under law of United Statute authorizing original jurisdiction quoted. § 6. Statute authorizing removal quoted. §7. General discussion. Ch. VII. Suits removable for, a small proportion of the cases in which Federal questions are involved,-general restrictions. § 100. Few cases removable for. § 101. Necessary allegations to give jurisdiction therefor to a Federal Court. Suit for damages,—no separable controversy. § 144. Firm. Jurisdictional status of. § 128. How citizenship of, pleaded in petition for removal. § 162. Treaty for cession cited. § 119, note 3. Districts and times and places of holding Circuit Courts. § 179, note 25. § 3 the basis of Rev. St., § 643. § 195. Forced Sale. Not proper test of value of property for jurisdictional purposes. § 87. Suit for,- -no separable controversy in. § 144. Foreign Attachment. See Attachment, Foreign. Foreign Bill of Exchange. Excepted from restriction upon Federal jurisdiction,-statutes quoted. § 6 and notes. Construed. § 137. Definition. § 137, note 18. Foreign Citizen or Subject. See Alien. Foreign Corporation. Contracts of, when void. § 31. Does not become a resident by doing business in a State. § 136. See, also, Corporation. Foreign State. Right to sue in Circuit Court. § 123. Citizen or subject of,-pleading. § 162. Forfeitures. See Penalties and Forfeitures. Forged Instrument. Amount in controversy in suit to cancel. § 87, note 4. Form. Does not determine whether a proceeding is a suit. § 42. Unimportant in determining whether a suit is of a civil or criminal Amendment of, allowable in petition for removal in Circuit Court. Formal Party. See Nominal Party. Forms of Proceeding. In civil cause at law in Circuit Court,-how far modeled after those Formedon, Writ of. Common-law action. § 53. Fornication. Prosecution for,-right of removal. § 194, note 3. Fort. Query as to jurisdictional status of resident. § 122. |