· 10/23/1882
Bacon v. Rives
Citations
- 106 U.S. 99
- 1 S. Ct. 3
- 27 L. Ed. 69
- 1882 U.S. LEXIS 1519
- 16 Otto 99
How courts have described this case
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- holding that defendants in role of mere garnishees were immaterial parties for purposes of determining diversity of citizenship
- holding that statutes of limitations do not accrue against beneficiary of trust until beneficiary receives notice that trust is closed or that trustee has disavowed trust
- action was removable because non-diverse executors \were neither necessary nor indispensable parties\
- executor of an estate held to be a nominal party when the executor had no personal interest in the outcome and was named only so that the court might later grant relief as to the estate assets
- executors \were neither necessary nor indispensable parties\
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Judges: Hablan, Blatchford
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