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(6) Federal jurisdiction in "diversity cases" is based on a. subject matter b. parties involved c. both subject matter and parties involved d. neither subject matter n…

(6) Federal jurisdiction in "diversity cases" is based on a. subject matter b. parties involved c. both subject matter and parties involved d. neither subject matter n…
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Federal jurisdiction in "diversity cases" is based on
a. subject matter
b. parties involved
c. both subject matter and parties involved
d. neither subject matter nor parties involved
Which

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The answer is Letter c
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