· 8/17/1990
Guaranty National Insurance v. North River Insurance
Citations
- 909 F.2d 133
- 1990 WL 107931
How courts have described this case
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- suggesting that allegation of corporate residence in interpleader complaint may bind subsequent determination of principal executive office in same action
- suggesting that allegation of corporate residence in interpleader complaint may bind subsequent determination of principal executive office in same action
- \[I]t would not be unreasonable to assume that a man believed to be the one of the top narcotics violators in the New York area would be carrying arms or would be otherwise violent.\
- “[I]t would not be unreasonable to assume that a man believed to be the one of the top narcotics violators in the New York area would be carrying arms or would be otherwise violent.”
- no violation of Posse Comitatus Act where undercover agents purchased drugs in investigation because they did not assume any greater authority than that of a private citizen
- general motion for a directed verdict could be supplemented by counsel's argument
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Judges: Gee, Goldberg, Williams
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