· 7/2/1985
Gene E. Phillips v. Alan C. Kaplus and the Johnson Collection, Inc.
Citations
- 764 F.2d 807
- 2 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1360
- 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 30807
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Congress’s grant of judicial power neither gave federal courts power to deny state substantive rights nor power to create a right that would be denied under state law
- party may not transform equitable action into legal one merely because disposition will involve the distribution of assets
- “[T]he federal law is clear that an action for rescission is equitable, triable by the court without a jury.”
- “On our reading of the pleadings, plaintiffs’ assertion of waiver is incorrect. [Defendant’s] demand for a jury trial was not confined to the counterclaim; it specifically requested ‘trial by jury of all issues so triable.”’
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Judges: Roney, Tjoflat, Brown
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