Commercial Casualty Ins. v. White Line Transfer & Storage Co.
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Per curiam
This appeal is taken by the Commercial Casualty Insurance Company from a decree and judgment entered against it on November 29, 1939, in a suit for declaratory judgment wherein it was the party plaintiff. The gist of its complaint in this court is that there was irregularity in the proceedings and final decree and judgment resulting in erroneous denial of its right to a hearing and trial. It sought relief from the judgment by motion to set it aside, filed within ten days after entry, but the motion was denied and that ruling is also appealed from.
The object of the plaintiff’s petition was to…
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