Butcher & Singer, Inc. v. Kellam
District Court, D. Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CALEB M. WRIGHT, Senior District Judge.
The Court, by its own motion, has raised the issue of whether it has subject matter jurisdiction in this diversity case, as a result of the intervention of Fronefield Crawford, Wilfred Coleman, and L.W. Coleman, Trustees of the Anita C. Robb Trust (the *420“Trustees”). All of the Trustees and the plaintiff, Butcher & Singer (“B & S”), are citizens of Pennsylvania; defendant, Lloyd Kellam, is a citizen of Virginia. Although the Trustees and B & S have aligned themselves as plaintiffs, their interests may be sufficiently adverse such that one of them…
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