Mitchell v. Norfolk & Western Railway Co.

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• holding that because a motion to realign parties would either destroy or preserve diversity jurisdiction, motions to realign are dispositive
• Magistrate's decision regarding realignment of parties destroyed federal jurisdiction was dispositive and subject to de novo review by district court.

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