All Claimants Must Be From The Same State
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Subject distribution
- Civil Procedure1
Example wrong choices
18018_lydia_tutoring_interpleader · CIVIL_PROCEDURE · Choice AStatutory interpleader is available only when all claimants are citizens of the same state.
Why it's attractive
The choice states a same-state-only rule that is the opposite of the statutory diversity trigger.
Why it's wrong
The choice states a same-state-only rule that is the opposite of the statutory diversity trigger.
18018_lydia_tutoring_interpleader · CIVIL_PROCEDURE · Choice BStatutory interpleader fails because depositing the fund with the court is never permitted.
Why it's attractive
The stem itself says Naomi deposits the fund, and statutory interpleader permits deposit or bond.
Why it's wrong
The stem itself says Naomi deposits the fund, and statutory interpleader permits deposit or bond.
18018_lydia_tutoring_interpleader · CIVIL_PROCEDURE · Choice CStatutory interpleader fails because the stakeholder must be diverse from every claimant.
Why it's attractive
The choice imports the stakeholder-vs-every-claimant diversity test from rule interpleader into statutory interpleader.
Why it's wrong
The choice imports the stakeholder-vs-every-claimant diversity test from rule interpleader into statutory interpleader.
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