Curacao Trading Co. v. Federal Ins.

RIFKIND, District Judge.

In 1940 plaintiff commenced an action in the New York Supreme Court against Federal Insurance Company and William Stake & Co., Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “Federal” and “Stake” respectively). The action, in so far as it affected Federal, was removed to this Court. Stake did not petition for removal.

Finding its action against Federal and Stake thus split into two, plaintiff has made several attempts to bring about its reunion. First, it made an application to' this Court for an order to remand the removed action or, in the alternative, for an adjudication that the…