joining claims & parties Flashcards

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permissive joinder

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P seeks to join non-parties as co-Ps or co-Ds

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permissive joinder requirements

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permissive joinder allowed where both:
1) same transaction or occurrence
2) common question of law or fact

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compulsory joinder

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absent parties may be forced to join a case if they are deemed required parties; named defendants threaten dismissal for failure to join a Rule 19 party

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compulsory joinder when absentee must be joined

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IF FEASIBLE when either:
1) without absentee, court can’t grant complete relief
2) absentee has a legal interest that may be impaired/impeded
3) absentee has an interest that creates a risk of multiple or inconsistent rulings and obligations

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impleader

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allows D to join a non-party who may be liable to D for all/part of claim brought by P against original D

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impleader requirements

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D may implead a third party defendant by filing a third-party complaint within 14 days after serving answer; after 14 days must get permission from court

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intervention

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a non-party absentee may seek to join in an already pending suit, either as a P or D

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intervention as a right

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must be allowed if either:
1) absentee’s interest will be harmed if not joined and no existing party will adequately represent that interest, or
2) absentee has an unconditional statutory right

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permissive intervention

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allowed in court’s discretion if either:
1) absentee has a claim/defense that shares a common question of law with underlying action
2) absentee has a conditional statutory right
3) absentee is a govt officer or agency and an existing claim/defense relates to the officer/agency or a statute, regulation, etc

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interpleader

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allows a property holder to initiate a suit to compel multiple claimants to that property to litigate the dispute

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Rule 22 interpleader

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complete diversity rquired

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statutory interpleader

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only minimal diversity required - one claimant must be diverse from at least one other claimant

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