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Phoenix: New page: The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in diversity actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]...

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New page: The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in diversity actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]...

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The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity (law)|diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.

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	* [http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/ Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]		* [http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/ Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]

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 The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters.  Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.
-== Sources ==
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 * [http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/ Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]
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	+	The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.

	+	== Sources ==
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	+	* [http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/ Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]
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	+	[[category:law]]

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−	~~The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.~~

−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	* [http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/ Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]
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−	~~[[category:law]]~~

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	The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.		The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	* [http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/ Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]
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	The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.		The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.
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−	The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[~~diversity (law)\|~~diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.	+	The '''Federal Rules of Civil Procedure''' govern actions in federal court, at least in procedural matters. Their use in [[diversity]] actions is governed by the ''[[Erie]]'' doctrine.