Miller and Friedenthal's Sum and Substance Quick Review on Civil Procedure, 7th.

Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Preface; About the Authors; Table of Contents; UNIT ONE. JURISDICTION AND GOVERNING LAW; Chapter I. Introduction and Historical Background; A. SCOPE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. [Â1.0000]; 1. Sources of Procedural Law. [Â1.1000]; B. HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS OF MODERN PROCEDURE. [Â1.2000]; 1. The Writ System. [Â1.2100]; 2. Development of Law Within the Writ System. [Â1.2200]; 3. The System of Equity. [Â1.2300]; 4. Scope of Equity. [Â1.2400]; 5. Procedural Differences Between Law and Equity. [Â1.2500]

6. Merger of Law and Equity Courts in the United States. [Â1.2600]Chapter II. Selecting a Proper Court; A. INTRODUCTORY ANALYSIS. [Â2.0000]; B. FEDERAL SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION. [Â2.1000]; 1. Sources of Federal Judicial Power. [Â2.1100]; 2. Narrow Interpretation of Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction. [Â2.1200]; 3. Concurrent and Exclusive Jurisdiction. [Â2.1300]; C. FEDERAL QUESTION JURISDICTION. [Â2.2000]; 1. Rationale of Jurisdictional Grant. [Â2.2100]; 2. Statutory Basis. [Â2.2200]; 3. Meaning of â#x80;#x9C;Arises Under.â#x80;#x9D; [Â2.2300]

4. Plaintiffâ#x80;#x99;s Pleading Determines Existence of Federal Question Jurisdiction. [Â2.2400]5. Meaning of â#x80;#x9C;Federal Laws.â#x80;#x9D; [Â2.2500]; 6. No Amount in Controversy Required. [Â2.2600]; 7. Actions Involving the United States. [Â2.2700]; D. DIVERSITY OF CITIZENSHIP JURISDICTION. [Â2.3000]; 1. Rationale of Jurisdictional Grant. [Â2.3100]; 2. Requirement of Complete Diversity. [Â2.3200]; 3. Parties Considered. [Â2.3300]; 4. Determining the Citizenship of Natural Persons. [Â2.3400]; 5. Citizenship of Corporation. [Â2.3500]; 6. Unincorporated Associations. [Â2.3600]

7. Time for Determining Citizenship for Diversity Purposes. [Â2.3700]8. Devices to Create Diversity Jurisdiction. [Â2.3800]; E. AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY REQUIREMENT. [Â2.4000]; 1. Diversity Cases in Federal Courts. [Â2.4100]; 2. Plaintiffâ#x80;#x99;s Complaint Determines Amount in Controversy. [Â2.4200]; 3. Aggregation of Separate Claims. [Â2.4300]; 4. Effect of Counterclaims. [Â2.4400]; 5. Removal Jurisdiction. [Â2.4500]; F. SUPPLEMENTAL JURISDICTION. [Â2.5000]; 1. Rationale of Supplemental Jurisdiction. [Â2.5100]; 2. Negative Aspects of Supplemental Jurisdiction. [Â2.5200]

3. Origins and Expansion of Supplemental Jurisdiction. [Â2.5300]4. Supplemental Jurisdiction Statute. [Â2.5400]; 5. The Federal Rules and Supplemental Jurisdiction. [Â2.5500]; G. REMOVAL JURISDICTION. [Â2.6000]; 1. Purpose of Removal. [Â2.6100]; 2. Requirements for Removal. [Â2.6200]; 3. Separate and Independent Claim or Cause of Action. [Â2.6300]; 4. State Court Need Not Have Jurisdiction. [Â2.6400]; 5. Venue in Removed Actions. [Â2.6500]; 6. Special Statutory Removal Provisions. [Â2.6600]; 7. Procedure for Seeking Removal. [Â2.6700]; 8. Remand. [Â2.6800]; H. VENUE. [Â2.7000]