Gill v. Frances Inv. Co.

(after stating the facts as above). We are not convinced that it was error to deny the appellants’ motion to dismiss the suit for want of juris*883diction. It is contended that, while the bill was framed with the appellee, a citizen of Utah, as complainant, and against all of the defendants, including the trustee, as citizens of California, the trustee should have been aligned as a co-complainant, in which case the requisite diversity of citizenship would be lacking. It is to be observed that the deed to the trustee, while it conveys the legal title, also vests in the “legal holder of the note”…