· 9/14/1971
The Union Central Life Insurance Company v. Hamilton Steel Products, Inc.
Citations
- 448 F.2d 501
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- noting that interpleaded parties were proper because they were adverse claimants who claimed or might claim to be entitled to the funds held by the stakeholder
- finding that employees were continuously employed and thus entitled to benefits under a retirement income plan
- finding that employees were continuously employed and thus entitled to benefits under a retirement income plan
- finding that employees were continuously employed and thus entitled to benefits under a retirement income plan
- noting that interpleaded parties were proper because they were adverse claimants who claimed or might claim to be entitled to the funds held by the stakeholder
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