Ilan-Gat Engineers, Ltd., a.g./s.a. v. Antigua International Bank

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• holding that there could be no prejudice under Rule 19(b) against the putative indispensable corporation if it no longer existed, thus necessitating the discovery process before making an indispensable party determination
• “a court should ‘in equity and good conscience,’ consider the time of the motion ... in weighing the prejudice to the moving party”

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