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Supreme Court· 1/7/1991

Temple v. Synthes Corp.

Citations

  • 498 U.S. 5
  • 111 S. Ct. 315
  • 112 L. Ed. 2d 263
  • 1990 U.S. LEXIS 5672

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  • holding that joint tortfeasors were simply permissive parties to an action against one of them
  • holding that Rule 19(b) inquiry necessary only if party satisfies threshold requirement of Rule 19(a)
  • holding that a party’s status as a joint tortfeasor does not make them a necessary or indispensable party but simply a permissive party to an action against one of them
  • holding that a party’s status as a joint tortfeasor does not make them a necessary or indispensable party but simply a permissive party to an action against one of them
  • holding that a party’s status as a joint tortfeasor does not make them a necessary or indispensable party but simply a permissive party to an action against one of them
  • establishing that Rule 19(b) inquiry is required only if party satisfies the threshold requirements of Rule 19(a)

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Judges: Per Curiam

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