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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 nor parties involved Which
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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
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The answer is Letter c
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