Florida East Coast Railway Company v. Jacksonville Terminal Company
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TUTTLE, Chief Judge.
This litigation between two sets of railroad companies, over the management of the jointly owned Jacksonville Termi nal Company, was dismissed by the trial court for want of federal court jurisdiction.
The present posture of the case can best be understood by our adopting the statement of the ease as contained in appellant’s brief, which is accepted as correct by each of the three appellees — • a circumstance which we think it appropriate to say speaks well for the fairness and objectivity of counsel for appellant and equally well for the spirit of fairness and willingness…
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