minimal diversity
- This refers to a condition in a lawsuit where at least one party filing the suit resides in a state different than at least one party being sued
- The federal court agreed to hear the case due to the presence of minimal diversity between the parties involved.
- A crucial factor for removing the case to federal court was the evidence of minimal diversity between the plaintiffs and defendants.
- Despite both parties running businesses in the same state, there was minimal diversity due to one of the business owner's personal residence in a different state.
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