The mere corporate status of a party under the Corporations Act does not establish federal jurisdiction for a dispute before a State tribunal; the substantive matter itself must arise under federal law. A genuinely raised constitutional submission about a tribunal's jurisdiction does not characterise the whole substantive matter as one arising under the Constitution.
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