Southwest Lime Co. v. Lindley
District Court, W.D. Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
JOHN E. MILLER, District Judge.
On June 2, 1952, Quisenberry Mills, Inc., filed motion to dismiss plaintiff’s amendment to its complaint asking for alternative relief against it for lack of jurisdiction, alleging that plaintiff and Quisenberry are both citizens of the State of Missouri.
The original claim was filed by South west Lime Company against Lester Lindl'ey, Claudine Lindley, F. M. Lindley and Ozark Poultry and Egg, Inc. All defendants except Claudine Lindley filed counterclaim against Southwest Lime Company and asked that Quisenberry Mills, Inc., be made a party defendant. The prayer…
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