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There's no rule dictating when the transfer of a case from federal to state court will no longer be considered "prompt" as required under Pennsylvania law, but the state's Superior Court recently concluded that seven months lapsing between federal court dismissal and transfer definitely lacked "promptitude." The court wrote that it has "repeatedly held that a litigant needs to act promptly to effectuate transfer of a federal case which has been dismissed for jurisdictional reasons."
October 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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