· 9/3/1975
Orville J. Augustin v. Rafig Ahmed Mughal
Citations
- 521 F.2d 1215
- 20 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 977
- 1975 U.S. App. LEXIS 12900
How courts have described this case
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- a party to an action having a claim in the nature of a cross-claim has the option to pursue it in an independent action
- “[A] party to an action having a claim in the nature of a cross-claim has the option to pursue it in an independent action.”
- which held that the abstention doctrine is “an extraordinary and narrow exception to the court’s duty to adjudicate a controversy properly before it which may be invoked only in exceptional circumstances.”
- “[C]ross-claims are merely permissive rather than compulsory. Accordingly, a party to an action having a claim in the nature of a cross-claim has the option to pursue it in an independent action.”
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Judges: Lay, Per Curiam, Stephenson, Webster
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