· 5/7/1877
Lee v. Jeddo Coal Co.
Citations
- 84 Pa. 74
- 1877 Pa. LEXIS 128
How courts have described this case
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- court concluded that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, an insured, was an indispensable party to a declaratory judgment action by a co-insured against its insurance carrier regarding the contractual duty to defend
- court concluded that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, an insured, was an indispensable party to a declaratory judgment action by a co-insured against its insurance carrier regarding the contractual duty to defend
- “With particular regard to declaratory judgment proceedings, we have held that a Commonwealth agency whose interest will be affected by a declaration, sought by a plaintiff against another, is an indispensable party.”
- “With particular regard to declaratory judgment proceedings, we have held that a Commonwealth agency whose interest will be affected by a declaration, sought by a plaintiff against another, is an indispensable party.”
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Judges: Agnew, Gordon, Mercur, Paxson, Sharswood, Woodward
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