In the Matter of James T. Bohart, Bankrupt. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York v. James T. Bohart

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• rejecting similar claim of prejudice and reversing district court's dismissal of statutory interpleader based on laches
• “[Ijnterpleader statutes and rules are liberally construed to protect the stakeholder from the expense of defending twice, as well as to protect him from double liability.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
• “[I]nterpleader statutes and rules are liberally construed to protect the stakeholder from the expense of defending twice, as well as to protect him from double liability.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
• reversing district court's dismissal of interpleader based on laches
• reversing district court’s dismissal of interpleader based on laches

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