Huston v. Campanini

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• noting absence of indispensable party goes to court’s jurisdiction and issue may be raised sua sponte
• persons to whom vendors allegedly sold restaurant after declaring forfeiture and repossession from plaintiffs were possible bona fide purchasers, and, therefore, indispensible parties
• in buyers’ action to compel specific performance of contract to purchase real estate, individuals to whom the sellers averred they had already transferred property should have been joined as indispensable parties

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