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· 12/7/1990

State Trading Corporation of India, Ltd. v. Assuranceforeningen Skuld

Citations

  • 921 F.2d 409
  • 1991 A.M.C. 1147
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 21306
  • 1990 WL 194922

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  • concluding that the application of Connecticut's direct action statute would be inappropriate under the circumstances
  • concluding that the application of Connecticut’s direct action statute would be inappropriate under the circumstances
  • noting that failing to submit a proposed amended pleading “indicates lack of diligence and good faith”
  • opining that where a moving party has an opportunity to assert an amendment earlier but waits until after judgment before requesting leave, “a court may exercise its discretion more exactingly”
  • stating that “[w]hen the moving party has had an opportunity to assert the amendment earlier, but has waited until after judgment before requesting leave, a court may exercise its discretion more exactingly.”
  • denying plaintiff leave to amend its complaint because plaintiff delayed raising certain claims to win a strategic advantage over the defendant

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Judges: Newman, Altimari, Pierce

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