City of Cuero v. Tupper-Texas, Inc., Tupper Corporation, and Earl S. Tupper
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, Circuit Judge.
The City of Cuero, Texas, plaintiff in the District Court and appellant here, is a municipal corporation in and existing under the laws of the State of Texas. It will usually be called the City in our references to it. The defendant, an ap-pellee here, Tupper-Texas, Inc., is a Delaware corporation qualified in Texas. The defendant, Earl S. Tupper, also an ap-pellee, is a Massachusetts citizen. Tup-per Corporation, joined as a defendant below, has disclaimed and is not a party to the appeal to this Court. Federal jurisdiction stems from diversity of citizenship.
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