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9780837737256

Cases, Text, and Problems on Civil Procedure

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  • Copyright: 2002-04-01
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Summary

Provides the background and introduction to all the relevanttopics in the American civil action. This title includes ashort overview of the topic as well as in-depth coverage,and each chapter contains cases, text, notes, questions, andproblems designed to help students read the casesintelligently. The problems throughout the casebook presentthe opportunity to apply the legal rules and policiesstudied in the previous materials in both familiar andunfamiliar contexts.

Table of Contents

TABLE OF CASES xxxi
TABLE OF SHORT FORM CITATIONS xlv
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL PROCEDURE AND PRACTICE 1(74)
Section A. The Study of the Subject of "Civil Procedure" and Its Importance
1(1)
Section B. The Role of Civil Actions in the Administration of Justice
2(7)
1. The Relationship Between Civil, Criminal, and Administrative Actions
2(2)
2. Limits of Civil Actions in Resolving Disputes
4(6)
CUDAHY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE v. QUIRK
5(4)
Section C. The Adversary System
9(1)
Section D. Historical Origins of Civil Procedure
10(11)
1. Writs and the Forms of Action
11(3)
2. Procedure in the Common-Law Courts
14(1)
3. Equity (Chancery) Courts
15(2)
4. Development and Reform of Civil Procedure in the United States
17(4)
(a) Reception of English Procedure in the United States
17(1)
(b) Code Pleading
17(1)
(c) Development of Federal Procedure
18(3)
Section E. An Overview of a Civil Action
21(45)
1. Presuit Investigation, Counseling, and Procedure
21(1)
Questions
22(1)
2. Choosing a Court System
22(2)
Notes and Questions
23(1)
3. Choosing a Court Authorized to Hear a Particular Type of Case
24(4)
Notes and Questions
27(1)
Problems
27(1)
4. Choosing a Location Where the Particular Defendant May Be Required to Appear and Defend ("Personal Jurisdiction")
28(1)
5. Choosing a Court in the Proper Location ("Venue")
29(3)
Notes and Questions
31(1)
Problems
32(1)
6. Commencing the Action
32(1)
7. Pleading
33(5)
(a) Detail Required in the Complaint
33(2)
(b) Responding to the Complaint
35(2)
(c) Responding to the Answer
37(1)
Problems
37(1)
(d) Amendments
38(1)
8. Joinder of Claims
38(4)
(a) Joinder of Multiple Claims
38(1)
(b) Counterclaims
39(2)
(c) Cross-claims
41(1)
Problems
41(1)
9. Joinder of Parties
42(4)
(a) Real Party in Interest
42(1)
(b) Capacity to Sue or Be Sued
42(1)
(c) Joinder of Persons Needed for Just Adjudication
43(1)
(d) Permissive Joinder of Parties
44(1)
(e) Special Permissive Party Joinder Devices
44(2)
Problems
45(1)
10. Discovery
46(2)
Problems
48(1)
11. Disposition of the Action Without Trial
48(3)
Problems
50(1)
12. Trial
51(4)
(a) Right to a Jury Trial
51(1)
(b) Selecting the Jury
51(1)
(c) Burden of Proof
52(1)
(d) Presenting Evidence at Trial and Challenging the Sufficiency of a Party's Presentation
52(1)
(e) Rules of Evidence
53(1)
(f) Jury Instructions, Findings, and Verdicts
54(1)
Problems
54(1)
13. Post-Trial Motions
55(1)
Problems
56(1)
14. Judgments and Remedies
56(5)
(a) Judgments
56(1)
(b) Final Remedies
57(2)
(c) Provisional Remedies
59(2)
Problems
61(1)
15. Appeal
61(2)
Problems
63(1)
16. Finality in Litigation
63(2)
Problems
64(1)
17. Alternative Dispute Resolution
65(1)
Notes
66(1)
Section F. Recurring Interpretive Issues in Civil Procedure
66(9)
1. The Substance-Procedure Distinction
67(2)
Problems
69(1)
2. The "Plain Meaning" Rule
69(12)
Notes and Questions
73(2)
CHAPTER 2. SUBJECT-MATTER JURISDICTION 75(122)
Section A. Overview of the Subject-Matter Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts
75(6)
Section B. Federal Question Jurisdiction
81(24)
1. Relationship of the Constitutional and Statutory Grants of Jurisdiction
81(3)
Problems
84(1)
2. Scope of the Statutory Grant
84(14)
(a) Cases in Which Federal Law Creates the Plaintiffs Right of Action: (Category 1 Cases)
85(1)
(b) Cases in Which State Law Creates the Plaintiff's Claim But Federal Law Contributes to the State Claim: (Category 2 Cases)
86(1)
(c) The "Well-Pleaded Complaint" Rule
86(5)
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD CO. v. MOTTLEY
86(1)
Notes and Questions
88(3)
(d) Meeting the Requirements for "Arising Under" Jurisdiction Under Category 2
91(7)
Notes and Questions
97(1)
Problems
97(1)
3. Scope of the Statutory Grant in Declaratory Judgment Actions
98(5)
Notes and Questions
102(1)
Problems
103(1)
4. Effect of Complete Federal Preemption of the Plaintiff's State Law Claim
103(2)
Section C. Diversity Jurisdiction
105(39)
1. Suits Between Citizens of Different States
109(9)
WALLS v. AHMED
110(8)
Notes and Questions
112(4)
Problems
116(2)
2. Alienage Jurisdiction
118(4)
Notes and Questions
120(2)
Problems
122(1)
3. Determining the Amount in Controversy
122(17)
(a) Cases in Which the Plaintiff Requests Money Damages
123(9)
TONGKOOK AMERICA, INC. v. SHIP TON SPORTSWEARCO
125(1)
Notes and Questions
130(2)
(b) Aggregation of Claims
132(6)
Notes and Questions
133(5)
(c) Relief Other Than Monetary Damages
138(1)
Problems
138(1)
4. Creating and Destroying Diversity Jurisdiction
139(2)
Notes and Questions
140(1)
5. Judicial Exceptions to Diversity Jurisdiction
141(3)
(a) Domestic Relations Cases
141(2)
(b) Probate Cases
143(1)
Question
144(1)
Problems
144(1)
Section D. Removal Jurisdiction
144(23)
1. Removal Under the General Removal Statute: 28 U.S.C.
§ 1441(a) & (b)
144(9)
NORMAN v. SUNDANGE SPAS, INC
153(9)
Notes and Questions
157(4)
Problems
161(1)
2. Separate and Independent Claim Removal Under 28 U.S.C.
§ 1441(c)
162(10)
Notes and Questions
165(1)
Problems
166(1)
Section E. Supplemental Jurisdiction
167(30)
1. Overview
167(5)
2. Meeting the Requirements of § 1367(a)
172(15)
(a) Determining When Claims Are Part of the Same Article
III "Case or Controversy"
172(1)
LYON v. WHISMAN
173(1)
Notes and Questions
178(1)
Problems
182(1)
(b) Pendent Party Jurisdiction
183(4)
Notes and Questions
183(4)
Problems
187(1)
3. Restrictions Imposed by § 1367(b) in Actions Founded Solely on Diversity of Citizenship
187(3)
Problems
190(1)
4. Discretionary Dismissals Under § 1367(c)
190(5)
Notes and Questions
192(3)
5. Tolling of the State Statute of Limitations Under § 1367(d)
195(2)
Notes and Questions
195(2)
CHAPTER 3. PERSONAL JURISDICTION AND SERVICE OF PROCESS 197(157)
Section A. Overview
197(7)
Problems
203(1)
Section B. Historical Foundations of Restrictions on Personal Jurisdiction
204(19)
1. Personal Jurisdiction Prior to the Adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment
204(2)
2. Incorporation of the Traditional Territorial Rules into the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
206(9)
PENNOYER v. NEFF
207(8)
Notes
213(2)
3. The Operation of the Territorial Rules
215(8)
(a) In Rem and Quasi in Rem Jurisdiction
215(4)
Notes and Questions
218(1)
(b) In Personam Jurisdiction: Physical Presence
219(1)
Questions
219(1)
(c) In Personam Jurisdiction: Consent, Appearance, and Waiver
220(1)
Notes and Questions
220(1)
(d) In Personam Jurisdiction: Domicile
221(2)
Section C. The "Minimum Contacts" Test of International Shoe
223(11)
1. Development of Modern Restrictions on State Court Jurisdiction in International Shoe
223(6)
INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. v. WASHINGTON
224(5)
Notes and Questions
228(1)
2. Early Evolution of the "Minimum Contacts" Test
229(3)
Notes and Questions
232(1)
3. Reaction of the States to the "Minimum Contacts" Test: Enactment of "Long-Arm" Statutes
232(2)
Notes and Questions
233(1)
Section D. Development of the "Minimum Contacts" Test: Specific and General Jurisdiction
234(51)
1. Specific Jurisdiction
234(37)
WORLD-WIDE VOLKSWAGEN v. WOODSON
234(10)
Notes and Questions
243(1)
BURGER KING CORP. v. R UDZEWICZ
244(14)
Notes and Questions
255(3)
ASAHI METAL INDUSTRY CO. v. SUPERIOR COURT
258(13)
Notes and Questions
266(3)
Problems
269(2)
2. General Jurisdiction
271(14)
HELICOPTEROS NACIONALES DE COLOMBIA, S.A. v. HALL
272(14)
Notes and Questions
279(5)
Problems
284(1)
Section E. The Status of the "Territorial" Rules After International Shoe
285(33)
SHAFFER v. HEITNER
286(14)
Notes and Questions
296(3)
Problems
299(1)
BURNHAM v. SUPERIOR COURT
300(18)
Notes and Questions
314(3)
Problems
317(1)
Section F. Jurisdiction by Necessity
318(3)
Notes and Questions
319(1)
Problems
320(1)
Section G. Due Process Requirements of Notice
321(8)
MULLANE v. CENTRAL HANO VER BANK & TRUST CO.
321(8)
Notes and Questions
327(2)
Problem
329(1)
Section H. Service of Process
329(25)
1. Methods and Manner of Service
329(4)
Notes and Questions
330(3)
2. Waiver of Service
333(4)
Notes and Questions
334(1)
Problems
335(2)
3. Special Problems of Amenability to Process in Federal Court
337(17)
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA v. BCCI HOLDINGS (LUXEMBOURG) S.A
339(25)
Notes and Questions
348(4)
Problems
352(2)
CHAPTER 4. VENUE 354(70)
Section A. Transitory and Local Actions
354(6)
Notes and Questions
355(4)
Problems
359(1)
Section B. Venue in the Federal Courts
360(26)
1. Development of the Modern Federal Venue Scheme: 28 U.S.C. §1391
360(4)
2. Illustrative Cases
364(22)
(a) Interaction of 1391(a)(1), (2), & (3)
364(5)
PFEIFFER v. INST Y PRINTS
364(1)
Notes and Questions
366(1)
Problems
367(2)
(b) Venue Based on Substantial Events Within the District
369(7)
BATES v. C & S ADJUSTERS, INC
369(1)
Notes and Questions
371(1)
Problems
374(2)
(c) Residence of Corporations and Associations
376(6)
ZINN v. GICHNER SYSTEMS GROUP
376(1)
Notes and Questions
379(1)
Problems
381(1)
(d) The "Local Action "Rule and Property-Based Venue in Federal Court
382(5)
AGUINDA v. TEXACO, INC
382(1)
Notes and Questions
384(1)
Problems
385(1)
Section C. Transfers of Venue
386(14)
1. Operation of § 1404(a)
387(8)
HOFFMAN v. BLASKI
387(8)
Notes and Questions
394(1)
2. Applicable Law After Transfer
395(4)
Notes and Questions
396(3)
3. Transfer for Pretrial Purposes
399(1)
Notes and Questions
399(1)
4. Transfers Between Different Judicial Systems
399(1)
Problems
400(1)
Section D. The Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens
400(16)
PIPER AIRCRAFT CO. v. REYNO
401(15)
Notes and Questions
413(2)
Problems
415(1)
Section E. Forum Selection Clauses
416(6)
CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES, INC. v. SHUTE
416(6)
Notes and Questions
419(3)
Section F. Injunctions Against Extrastate Litigation and Stays of Forum Proceedings
422(2)
Notes and Questions
423(1)
CHAPTER 5. SOURCES OF LAW 424(121)
Section A. Overview of the Erie Doctrine
424(18)
1. Introduction to Source-of-Law Issues in United States Law
424(1)
2. The Swift Doctrine
425(5)
3. The Erie Doctrine
430(7)
ERIE RAILROAD CO. v. TOMPKINS
431(6)
Notes and Questions
435(2)
4. Subsequent Development of the Erie Doctrine
437(5)
Problems
442(1)
Section B. Refining the Erie Doctrine: Evolution of the Rules of Decision Act Test
442(56)
1. Early Development of the Erie Doctrine
443(17)
GUARANTY TRUST CO. v. YORK
443(12)
Notes and Questions
449(6)
BYRD v. BLUE RIDGE RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.
455(5)
Notes and Questions
458(2)
2. Branching of the Erie Doctrine
460(15)
HANNA v. PL UMER
460(15)
Notes and Questions
468(6)
Problems
474(1)
3. Later Development of the Rules of Decision Act Test
475(23)
(a) Erie and the Applicable Law After § 1404(a) Transfers
475(5)
Notes and Questions
477(3)
(b) Chambers and Gasperini
480(20)
Notes and Questions
480(2)
Problem
482(1)
GASPERINI v. CENTER FOR HUMANITIES, INC.
482(1)
Notes and Questions
493(1)
Problems
497(1)
Section C. Further Evolution of the Erie Doctrine: Rules Enabling Act Cases
498(26)
BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD CO. v. WOODS
500(14)
Notes and Questions
503(6)
Notes and Questions
509(4)
Problems
513(1)
SEMTEK INTERNATIONAL INC. v. LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP
514(10)
Notes and Questions
520(3)
Problems
523(1)
Section D. Determination of State Law
524(7)
GILSTRAP v. AMTRAK
524(7)
Notes and Questions
527(4)
Section E. Federal Common Law
531(14)
1. "Substantive" Federal Common Law
531(5)
2. Federal Procedural Common Law in State Courts
536(9)
JOHNSON v. FANKELL
538(13)
Notes and Questions
543(2)
CHAPTER 6. PLEADING AND RELATED MATTERS 545(112)
Section A. Overview
545(6)
Problems
549(2)
Section B. Requirements for Stating a "Claim for Relief" or a "Cause of Action" in the Complaint
551(25)
1. Degree of Detail Required in the Complaint
551(14)
LEA THERMAN v. TARRANT COUNTYNARCOTICS
INTELLIGENCE & COORDINA TION UNIT
552(2)
CHRISTIANSON v. EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT NO.16
554(11)
Notes and Questions
560(4)
Problems
564(1)
2. Allocating the Burden of Pleading
565(6)
GREATHOUSE v. CHARTER NATIONAL BANK SOUTHWEST
566(5)
Notes and Questions
569(2)
3. Pleading Special Matters
571(5)
(a) Fraud and Mistake
571(2)
Notes and Questions
571(2)
Problems
573(1)
(b) Special Damages
573(2)
Notes and Questions
574(1)
Problems
575(1)
(c) Other Special Pleading Requirements
575(1)
Notes and Questions
575(1)
4. Alternative, Hypothetical, and Inconsistent Pleading
576(1)
Notes and Questions
576(1)
Section C. Responding to the Complaint
576(13)
1. Preanswer Motions and Demurrers
576(4)
Notes and Questions
578(2)
2. The Answer: Admissions and Denials
580(1)
Notes and Questions
581(1)
3. Waiver of Defenses by Failing to Include Them in a Preanswer Motion or the Answer
581(6)
Problems
582(1)
Notes and Questions
583(4)
4. The Answer: Affirmative Defenses
587(2)
Notes and Questions
588(1)
Problems
588(1)
Section D. Responding to the Answer
589(10)
SCHULTEA v. WOOD
590(9)
Notes and Questions
596(3)
Problems
599(1)
Section E. Amendments
599(19)
1. Amendments Pursuant to Rule 15(a)
599(5)
HILL v. EQUITABLE BANK, N.A
600(4)
Notes and Questions
603(1)
2. Relation Back of Amendments
604(14)
LOVELA CE v. O'HARA
604(19)
Notes and Questions
609(8)
Problems
617(1)
Section F. Supplemental Pleadings
618(2)
Notes and Questions
619(1)
Problem
620(1)
Section G. Good-Faith Pleading
620(18)
HADGES v. YONKERS RACING CORP
623(9)
Notes and Questions
630(2)
GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER v. GOUGH
632(6)
Notes and Questions
634(3)
Problems
637(1)
Section H. Provisional Remedies
638(19)
CONNECTICUT v. DOEHR
639(18)
Notes and Questions
651(4)
Problems
655(2)
CHAPTER 7. JOINDER OF CLAIMS 657(30)
Section A. Joinder of Claims by Plaintiffs
657(3)
1. Joinder at Common Law, in Equity, and Under the Codes
657(2)
2. Joinder Under the Federal Rules
659(1)
Section B. Joinder of Claims by Defendants
660(14)
1. Joinder at Common Law, in Equity, and Under the Codes
660(2)
2. Joinder Under the Federal Rules
662(12)
RAINBOW MANAGEMENT GROUP, LTD. v. ATLANTIS SUBMARINES HAWAII, L.P
662(7)
Notes and Questions
666(1)
Problems
667(2)
TENNECO OIL CO. v. TEMPLIN
669(5)
Notes and Questions
672(2)
Problems
674(1)
Section C. Special Problems in Federal Court Actions
674(13)
1. Multiple Claim Joinder Under Rule 18
674(6)
(a) Supplemental Jurisdiction in Rule 18 Joinder Cases
674(1)
(b) Supplemental Venue in Rule 18 Joinder Cases
675(1)
(c) Supplemental Personal Jurisdiction in Rule 18 Joinder Cases
676(2)
Notes and Questions
678(1)
(d) Rules Enabling Act Issues Under Rule 18
678(2)
Problems
679(1)
2. Counterclaims and Cross-Claims Under Rule 13
680(7)
CHANNELL v. CITICORP NATIONAL SERVICES, INC.
680(7)
Notes and Questions
683(3)
Problems
686(1)
CHAPTER 8. JOINDER OF PARTIES 687(106)
Section A. Mandatory Joinder of Parties
687(24)
1. Real Party in Interest
687(6)
SCHRAG v. DINGES
689(4)
Notes and Questions
692(1)
Problems
693(1)
2. Capacity to Sue and Be Sued
693(2)
JOSEPH MULLER CORP. ZURICH v. SOCIETE ANONYME DE GERANCE ETD 'ARMEMENT
693(2)
Notes and Questions
694(1)
Problems
695(1)
3. Joinder of Persons Necessary for Just Adjudication
695(16)
PROVIDENT TRADESMENS BANK & TRUST CO. v. PATTERSON
697(10)
Notes and Questions
705(2)
TEMPLE v. SYNTHES, LTD
707(4)
Notes and Questions
709(1)
Problems
710(1)
Section B. Permissive Joinder of Parties
711(30)
1. Basic Permissive Party Joinder Rules
711(3)
LUCAS v. CITY OF JUNEAU
712(2)
Notes and Questions
713(1)
Problems
713(1)
2. Special Permissive Party Joinder Rules
714(27)
(a) Impleader
714(5)
OLLINI v. WEAN UNITED, INC
715(1)
Notes and Questions
717(1)
Problems
718(1)
(b) Interpleader
719(6)
Notes and Questions
722(2)
Problems
724(1)
(c) Intervention
725(7)
SIERRA CL UB v. ESPY
726(1)
Notes and Questions
731(1)
Problems
731(1)
(d) Class Actions
732(9)
Notes and Questions
738(1)
Problems
739(2)
Section C. Additional Problems in Federal Mandatory Party Joinder Cases
741(13)
1. Real Party in Interest
741(4)
(a) Subject Matter Jurisdiction Problems in Federal Court Under Rule 17(a)
741(2)
(b) Rules Enabling Act Issues Under Rule 17(a)
743(2)
Problems
744(1)
2. Capacity to Sue and Be Sued
745(4)
(a) Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issues in Federal Court Under Rule 17(b)
745(2)
Notes and Questions
746(1)
(b) Rules Enabling Act Issues Under Rule 17(b)
747(2)
Problems
748(1)
3. Rule 19 Cases
749(5)
(a) Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issues Under Rule 19
749(3)
(b) Personal Jurisdiction and Venue Issues Under Rule 19
752(2)
Notes and Questions
753(1)
Problems
753(1)
(c) Rules Enabling Act Issues Under Rule 19
754(1)
Section D. Additional Problems in Federal Permissive Party Joinder Cases
754(39)
1. Rule 20 Permissive Joinder Cases
754(6)
(a) Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issues in Rule 20 Cases
754(5)
Notes and Questions
757(1)
Problems
758(1)
(b) Personal Jurisdiction and Venue Issues Under Rule 20
759(1)
(c) Rules Enabling Act Issues Under Rule 20
760(1)
2. Special Party Joinder Cases: Rule 14 Impleader
760(7)
(a) Subject Matter Jurisdiction Issues in Rule 14 Cases
760(5)
GUARANTEED SYSTEMS, INC. v. AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN CO
761(1)
Notes and Questions
764(1)
(b) Personal Jurisdiction and Venue in Rule 14 Cases
765(1)
(c) Rules Enabling Act Issues in Rule 14 Cases
766(1)
3. Special Party Joinder Cases: Interpleader
767(13)
(a) Subject-Matter Jurisdiction, Personal Jurisdiction, and Venue Issues in Federal Interpleader Cases
767(13)
TRUCK A-TUNE, INC. v. RE
767(1)
Notes and Questions
770(2)
COMMERCIAL UNION INSURANCE CO. v. UNITED STATES
772(1)
Notes and Questions
777(1)
Problems
778(2)
(b) Rules Enabling Act Issues in Federal Interpleader Cases
780(1)
4. Special Party Joinder Cases: Rule 24 Intervention
780(7)
(a) Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issues in Rule 24 Cases
780(6)
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORP. v. ALPHA HOUSING & HEALTH CARE, INC
780(1)
Notes and Questions
783(1)
Problems
785(1)
(b) Personal Jurisdiction and Venue Issues in Federal Intervention Cases
786(1)
(c) Rules Enabling Act Issues in Rule 24 Cases
787(1)
5. Special Party Joinder Cases: Class Actions
787(6)
(a) Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issues in Federal Class Actions
787(4)
Notes and Questions
790(1)
(b) Personal Jurisdiction and Venue Issues in Rule 23 Actions
791(1)
(c) Rules Enabling Act Issues in Class Actions
792(1)
CHAPTER 9. DISCOVERY AND PRETRIAL CONFERENCES 793(100)
Section A. Basic Discovery Methods and Issues
793(57)
1. The General Scope of Discovery: Rule 26(b)(1)
794(6)
ANDERSON v. HALE
797(3)
Notes and Questions
800(1)
2. Limitations on Discovery Under Rule 26
800(5)
BEHLER v. HANLON
801(4)
3. The Mechanics of Discovery Exchange
805(40)
(a) Introduction
805(3)
(b) Required Disclosures: Rule 26(a)(1)-(3)
808(6)
(i) Initial Disclosures: Rule 26(a)(1)
809(1)
Problems
812(1)
(ii) Disclosure of Expert Testimony: Rule 26(a)(2)
813(1)
(iii) Pretrial Disclosures: Rule 26(a)(3)
813(1)
(c) The Traditional Methods of Discovery: Depositions
814(14)
RILEY v. MURDOCK
817(1)
Notes and Questions
819(1)
Problems
825(3)
(d) Interrogatories Under Rule 33
828(3)
Notes and Questions
830(1)
(e) Production of Documents and Tangible Things: Rule 34.
831(2)
Question
832(1)
(f) Requests for Admission: Rule 36
833(5)
FREED v. ERIE LACKAWANNA RAILWAY CO
835(1)
Notes and Questions
836(1)
Problems
836(2)
(g) Compulsory Physical and Mental Examinations: Rule 35
838(7)
SCHLAGENHAUF v. HOLDER
839(1)
Notes and Questions
843(1)
Problems
845(1)
4. Pretrial Conferences and Orders: Rule 16
845(2)
Notes and Questions
847(1)
5. Discovery Certifications and Sanctions: Rules 26(g) and 31
847(3)
Notes and Questions
850(1)
Section B. Special Aspects of Discovery: Privilege, Work Product, And Experts
850(43)
1. Privilege
850(11)
Problem
852(1)
(a) Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
852(2)
(b) Attorney-Client Privilege
854(7)
UPJOHN CO. v. UNITED STATES
855(1)
Notes and Questions
859(2)
2. "Work Product" and Trial Preparation Materials: Rule 26(b)(3)
861(19)
(a) The "Work Product" Doctrine
861(11)
HICKMAN v. TAYLOR
862(7)
Notes and Questions
869(3)
(b) "Opinion" Work Product
872(6)
ESTATE OF CHOPPER v. R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO
872(1)
Notes and Questions
876(1)
Problems
877(1)
(c) Contention Interrogatories and Work Product Protection
878(2)
ALTA HEALTH STRATEGIES, INC. v. KENNEDY
878(2)
3. Discovery Concerning Experts
880(13)
(a) Discovery as to Experts Who May Testify at Trial
880(5)
ABB AIR PREHEATER, INC. v. REGENERATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL EQUIPMENT CO
881(1)
Notes and Questions
885(1)
(b) Discovery as to Experts Who Are Not Expected to Testify at Trial
885(11)
BANK BRUSSELS LAMBERT v. CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A
886(1)
Notes and Questions
891(1)
Problem
892(1)
CHAPTER 10. DISPOSITION OF THE ACTION WITHOUT TRIAL 893(51)
Section A. Default Judgments
893(8)
PRETZEL & STOUFFER v. IMPERIAL ADJUSTERS, INC.
896(5)
Notes and Questions
900(1)
Problems
900(1)
Section B. Judgment on the Pleadings
901(1)
Problems
902(1)
Section C. Summary Judgment
902(11)
CELOTEX CORP. v. CA TRETT
904(9)
Notes and Questions
909(3)
Problems
912(1)
Section D. Voluntary and Involuntary Dismissals
913(12)
1. Voluntary Dismissals
913(5)
LAKE ATLAS VEGAS INVESTORS GROUP, INC. v. PACIFIC MALIBUDEVELOPMENT CORP
914(4)
Notes and Questions
916(1)
Problems
917(1)
2. Involuntary Dismissals
918(7)
(a) Meaning of "Lack of Jurisdiction" in Rule 41(b)
919(4)
COSTELLO v. UNITED STA TES
919(1)
Notes and Questions
922(1)
Problem
922(1)
(b) Meaning of "On the Merits" in Rule 41(b)
923(2)
Notes and Questions
924(1)
Problem
924(1)
Section E. Devices to Encourage Settlement
925(10)
1. Basic Operation of Rule 68
925(1)
2. Effect of a Failure to Obtain a Judgment More Favorable than the Offer
925(10)
DELTA AIR LINES, INC. v. A UGUST
926(9)
Notes and Questions
933(2)
3. Meaning of "Costs"
935(1)
Notes and Questions
935(1)
Section F. Alternative Dispute Resolution
935(9)
1. Arbitration
936(3)
Notes and Questions
937(2)
2. Mediation
939(2)
Notes and Questions
940(1)
3. Summary Jury Trial
941(1)
Notes and Questions
942(1)
4. Early Neutral Evaluation
942(1)
5. Mini-Trial
943(1)
6. Private Judging
943(1)
Question
943(1)
CHAPTER 11. TRIAL 944(80)
Section A. Selecting the Trier of Fact
944(62)
1. Trial by Jury or by the Court
944(1)
2. The Right to a Trial by Jury in Civil Cases
945(40)
(a) Introduction
945(1)
(b) Sources of the Right to a Trial by Jury: Constitutional and Statutory
946(1)
(c) The Right to a Trial by Jury Under the Seventh Amendment: General Principles
947(2)
(d) Comparing the Right to a Trial by Jury in Federal and State Court
949(3)
(e) The Right to a Trial by Jury in a Merged System: The Basic Dilemma
952(6)
BEACON THEATRES, INC. v. WESTOVER
952(1)
Notes and Questions
956(1)
Problems
958(1)
(f) Application of the Pure Historical and Modern Federal Approaches
958(14)
(i) Cases in Which Only Legal or Only Equitable Claims Are Presented
958(1)
(ii) Cases in Which the Plaintiff Asserts Both Legal and Equitable Claims
959(1)
DAIRY QUEEN, INC. v. WOOD
959(1)
Notes and Questions
962(3)
(iii) Cases in Which the Plaintiff Sues in Equity and the Defendant Asserts a Counterclaim for Legal Relief
965(1)
(iv) Cases in Which the Defendant Asserts an Equitable Defense to a Legal Claim
965(1)
(v) Cases in Which the Plaintiff Asserts a Legal Claim by Means of an Equitable Procedure
966(1)
ROSS v. BERNHARD
966(1)
Notes and Questions
971(1)
(g) Right to a Jury Trial in Statutory and Administrative Proceedings
972(10)
TULL v. UNITED STATES
972(1)
Notes and Questions
978(4)
(h) Right to a Trial by Jury Versus "Mere Incidents" of the Right
982(2)
(i) Right to a Trial by Jury in Complex Cases
984(1)
3. Requesting a Jury Trial: Rules 38 and 39
985(5)
BURNS v. LA WTHER
985(5)
Notes and Questions
988(1)
Problems
989(1)
4. Selection of Jurors: Rule 41
990(15)
(a) Challenges for Cause
992(3)
BELL v. VANLANDINGHAM
992(1)
Notes and Questions
993(1)
Problems
994(1)
(b) Constitutional Limits on Peremptory Challenges
995(11)
J.E.B, v. ALABAMA ex rel. T.B
995(1)
Notes and Questions
1003(2)
5. Jury Size and Unanimity: Rule 48
1005(1)
Section B. The Trial Process, Jury Verdicts, and Final Judgment
1006(18)
1. Procedure at Trial
1006(8)
(a) Order of Trial
1006(1)
(b) Presentation of Evidence
1007(1)
(c) Burden of Proof and Mechanisms for Enforcing the Burden
1007(2)
(d) Trial of Issues by Consent and Amendments at Trial
1009(5)
WILLIAMS v. ADDISON
1010(1)
Notes and Questions
1012(1)
Problems
1013(1)
2. Jury Instructions and Verdicts
1014(8)
(a) Jury Instructions: Rule 51
1014(1)
Problem
1015(1)
(b) General and Special Jury Verdicts: Rule 49
1015(7)
SELGAS v. AMERICANAIRLINES, INC
1016(5)
Notes and Questions
1021(1)
3. Findings by the Court: Rule 52
1022(1)
4. Judgments: Rules 54 and 58
1022(2)
Problem
1023(1)
CHAPTER 12. POST-TRIAL MOTIONS, APPELLATE REVIEW, AND EXTRAORDINARY RELIEF FROM JUDGMENTS 1024(50)
Section A. Post-Trial Motions
1024(7)
1. Motions for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict (Judgment as a Matter of Law)
1024(5)
WELLS v. STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY C0
1026(4)
Notes and Questions
1028(1)
2. Motions for a New Trial
1029(1)
3. Motions to Alter or Amend a Judgment
1030(1)
Problems
1031(1)
Section B. Appellate Review
1031(40)
1. Right to Appeal
1031(3)
WALKER v. KAZI
1032(5)
Notes and Questions
1032(2)
Problem
1034(1)
2. Steps, Scope, and Standards of Review, the "Harmless Error" Doctrine, and Timing of the Appeal
1034(3)
3. The "Final Judgment" Rule and Its Exceptions
1037(34)
(a) The "Final Judgment" Rule
1037(3)
GAGNON v. ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO
1037(1)
Notes and Questions
1039(1)
Problems
1039(1)
(b) Cases Involving Multiple Claims or Parties
1040(7)
CURTISS- WRIGHT CORP. v. GENERAL ELECTRIC
Notes and Questions
1045(1)
Problem
1047(1)
(c) The "Collateral Order" Exception
1047(12)
JOHNSON v. JONES
1048(1)
Notes and Questions
1054(1)
Problems
1058(1)
(d) Pendent Appellate Jurisdiction
1059(1)
(e) The Rejected "Death Knell" Doctrine
1059(1)
(f) Interlocutory Appeals
1060(3)
BURCHETT v. BARDAHL OIL C0
1060(1)
Notes and Questions
1061(1)
Problems
1062(1)
(g) Review by Extraordinary Writs
1063(12)
FIRST NATIONAL BANK v. WARREN
1063(1)
Notes and Questions
1070(1)
Problems
1071(1)
Section C. Extraordinary Relief from a Judgment
1071(3)
Notes and Questions
1072(1)
Problem
1073(1)
CHAPTER 13. FINALITY IN LITIGATION 1074(107)
Section A. Overview of Res Judicata and Related Doctrines
1074(19)
1. Res Judicata Terminology and the Basic Differences Between Claim and Issue Preclusion
1075(15)
(a) Claim Preclusion
1075(2)
(b) Issue Preclusion
1077(2)
(c) Illustrative Cases on Claim and Issue Preclusion
1079(11)
PETERSON v. TEMPLE
1079(1)
Notes
1084(1)
QUINNEYELECTRIC, INC. v. KONDOS ENTERTAINMENT, INC
1085(1)
CYCLES, LTD. v. NA VISTAR FINANCIAL CORP.
1086(1)
Notes and Questions
1089(1)
Problems
1090(1)
2. Law of the Case, Stare Decisis, and Judicial Estoppel
1090(3)
Problems
1093(1)
Section B. Further Examination of Claim Preclusion
1093(18)
1. Defining the Scope of a Claim and Applying the Requirements of Preclusion
1093(12)
(a) The Basic Rule and Its Exceptions
1093(5)
(b) Illustrative Case
1098(7)
POWDER BASIN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATES, INC. v. ULLRICH
1098(1)
Problems
1103(2)
2. Counterclaims and Other Claims
1105(6)
UNITED-BILT HOMES, INC. v. SAMPSON
1106(5)
Notes and Questions
1108(2)
Problems
1110(1)
Section C. Further Examination of Issue Preclusion
1111(37)
1. The Basic Elements of Issue Preclusion
1111(16)
HOLTMAN v. 4-G'S PL UMBING & HEATING, INC
1112(2)
HEBDEN v. WORKMEN'S COMPENSA TION APPEAL BOARD
1114(6)
Notes and Questions
1117(3)
MALLOY v. TROMBLEY
1120(7)
Notes and Questions
1125(1)
Problems
1126(1)
2. Exceptions to Issue Preclusion
1127(11)
HACKLEY v. HACKLEY
1129(9)
Notes and Questions
1137(1)
Problems
1138(1)
3. Nonmutual Preclusion
1138(10)
HUNTER v. CITY OF DES MOINES
1139(16)
Notes and Questions
1143(2)
Problems
1145(3)
Section D. Preclusion of Nonparties
1148(2)
Notes and Questions
1148(2)
Problems
1150(1)
Section E. Preclusion of Coparties
1150(1)
Problem
1151(1)
Section F. Preclusion of Subject-Matter and Personal Jurisdiction Questions
1151(4)
Notes and Questions
1153(1)
Problems
1154(1)
Section G. Complications of the Federal System
1155(26)
1. Enforcement of State Judgments
1155(13)
MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL CD. v. EPSTEIN
1156(12)
Notes and Questions
1163(3)
Problems
1166(2)
2. Enforcement of Federal Judgments
1168(9)
Notes and Questions
1169(7)
Problems
1176(1)
3. Enforcement of Foreign Nation Judgments
1177(4)
Note
1178(1)
Problems
1179(2)
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