...on a question of jurisdiction, always inquires who are the real parties. The constitution declares that the judicial power shall extend to " controversies" " between citizens of different states." It is necessary, therefore, that the court should inquire between whom the real controversy exists....

...wherever he maybe found: It is said secondly, thai the constitution of the United States having declared that " the judicial power shall extend to controversies between citizens of different states," congress had no right to restrain or limit the jurisdiction, and this court may exercise all the judicial...

...wherever he may be found: It is said secondly, that the constitution of the United States having declared that " the judicial power shall extend to controversies between citizens of different states," congress had no right to restrain Of limit the jurisdiction, and this court may exercise all the judicial...

...state in which the suit is brought. Sect. 2, art. 3, of the Constitution of the United States, provides that the, judicial power shall extend to controversies " between citizens of different states." In the case of the Bank of the United States v. Deveaux et al.,-5 Cranch,84, it was determined that...

...cases of a foreign bill of exchange. The Constitution of the United States (sec. 2 of article 3) says the judicial power shall extend to controversies between citizens of different States, and, in section one of the same arti"cle, it says that this judicial power shall be vested in one Supreme...

...government, in which definition the admiralty jurisdiction is explicitly comprised, it is declared that the judicial power shall extend " to controversies between citizens of different States." This distribution of judicial power by the Constitution, Congress have carried into execution by the eleventh...

...the present case within the terms of that act. I. The provision of the Constitution is as follows: "The judicial power shall extend ... to controversies between citizens of different States." That by the word "controversies" the Constitution meant something different from "cases," is to be...

...government, in which definition the admiralty jurisdiction is explicitly comprised, it is declared that the judicial power shall extend " to controversies between citizens of different States." This distribution of judicial power by the constitution, congress have carried into execution by the llth...

...particular kind of claims, as there aro eying by contract, tort, or otherwise, but is that one which says the judicial power shall extend to "controversies between citizens of different States," &o. Under this clause, counties, cities, and corporations of all sorts, after years of judicial conflict,...

...McConnell, contra. The second section of the third article of the United States Constitution declares that " the judicial power shall extend to . . . controversies between . . . citizens of different States." The word " controversies " is here evidently used in the sense of " suits ; " but does this mean all...