Supreme Court of the United States, 1809

Published opinions from 1809. The case name opens the case page.

1809 opinions

SCOTUSThe Bank of the United States v. Deveaux

March 15, 18099 U.S. 61

The Supreme Court held that a corporation composed solely of citizens of one state may sue a citizen of another state in federal circuit court, and that the Bank of the United States does not possess a special statutory right to jurisdiction beyond that derived from the citizenship of its members.