Answer:
Correct answer is D
Explanation:
Diversity jurisdiction:
Federal courts have original subject matter jurisdiction over cases in which the parties have diverse citizenships (i.e., no plaintiff and defendant are citizens of the same state) and in which the amount in dispute exceeds $75,000.
Citizenship:
For purposes of diversity jurisdiction, a person’s citizenship is determined by the person’s domicile, not by the person’s residence.
Domicile:
A person is domiciled in the state in which he has his current dwelling place in which he intends to be domiciled indefinitely.
Aggregation:
The amount in controversy must be above $75,000 for diversity jurisdiction to apply. Aggregation allows jurisdiction where a plaintiff has brought multiple causes of action, which individually seek damages below $75,000, but can be combined so that the total amount in dispute exceeds the $75,000 required.
