J. D. Bradley v. Maryland Casualty Company

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• holding that the failure of two defendants to join in a removal petition did not require remand because the two defendants were “no more than nominal parties [whose].. .presence. . .has no controlling significance for removal purposes”
• finding that third-party defendants for all practical purposes went out of the lawsuit when they executed a stipulation of settlement
• written by then-Circuit Judge Blackmun
• written by then-Circuit Judge Blackmun

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