Waring v. Pennsylvania Railroad

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• stating “a necessary party is one whose presence, while not indispensable, is essential if the court is to resolve completely a controversy and to render complete relief.”
• granting a school district’s motion for a directed verdict by treating it as a motion for a compulsory nonsuit24 against the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission on the ground that it had failed to demonstrate that mandatory desegregation measures were feasible

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