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Old 11-30-2005, 09:36 PM
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District Court - cites, facts, proceedings

*I am starting this thread in the hope it may become a sticky someday.*

saving to suitors clause (where common law remedy is preserved).

"Great combining" of the 1939 (when all forms of action became one) reserved the 7th amendment Any cites, facts, or court documents, etc. that support this are welcome.
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