· 2/20/1996
Robert Angst v. Royal MacCabees Life Insurance Company Federal Kemper Life Assurance Company David J. Schiller, Esquire, Intervenor in D.C
Citations
- 77 F.3d 701
- 34 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 339
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 2527
- 1996 WL 70275
How courts have described this case
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- implying that the phrase “as a practical matter impair or impede” may have a broader meaning than that given by principles of preclusion
- whether complete relief can be accorded is determined as between the existing parties, not as between a party and the party sought to be joined
- “Completeness is determined on the basis of those persons who are already parties, and not as between a party and the absent person whose joinder is sought.”
- “Completeness is determined on the basis of those persons who are already parties, and not as between a party and the absent person whose joinder is sought.”
- “Completeness is determined on the basis of those persons who are already parties, and not between a party and the absent person who joinder is sought.”
- “Completeness is determined on the basis of those persons who are already parties, and not as between a party and the absent person whose joinder is sought.’’
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Judges: Greenberg, Nygaard, Lay
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