· 12/29/1995
Moore v. Simon Enterprises, Inc.
Citations
- 919 F. Supp. 1007
- 1995 WL 840762
How courts have described this case
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- dismissing case for failure to join an indispensable party because derivative claims against partnership would require joining the partnership whose citizenship would defeat diversity
- request for judicial dissolution based on diminution of value in ownership share is a derivative action that requires business organization be joined as an indispensable party
- plaintiffs claim seeking dissolution of limited partnership must be brought derivatively
- “The determination of whether a claim is a derivative claim or a direct claim is made by reference to the nature of the wrongs alleged in the complaint, and is not limited by a [party’s] characterization or stated intention.”
- “The determination of whether a claim is a derivative claim or a direct claim is made by reference to the nature of the wrongs alleged in the complaint, and is not limited by a [party’s] characterization or stated intention.”
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Judges: Sanders
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