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Civil Procedure 2021
Resource 4 . 5 . 2 . 2
11 minutes

[OPTIONAL] Jones v. Ford Motor Credit Co.

I. Glenn Cohen

This case will teach us a bit more about 1367(a),(c) and the CNOF test. It also reaches ahead to the idea of counterclaims that we will take up in the joinder unit of the course.

tl;dr: Some circuits have suggested that the CNOF test might be broader than T&O test.

United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
358 F.3d 205
No. 03-7398
2004-02-05

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