Fink v. Bay Shore Terminal Co.
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
In Equity. In the matter bf the petition of Frank D. Xell, filed in this court on May 2, 1906, praying that the writ of mandamus issue from this court to the Circuit Court of the United stales for the Eastern District of Virginia, requiring said court to admit the petitioner as a party to said cause, and to allow him an appeal from and supersedeas to the decree of sale entered by said court in that cause on the 17th day of March, 1906.
1Opinion of the Court
GOFF, Circuit Judge.
This court has considered the petition, exhibits filed therewith, and the record of the said cause as made in the court below. It appears that said Circuit Court refused the request of petitioner to be made a party to said cause, with leave to appeal from the decree of March 17, 1906, before mentioned, for the reason that petitioner, who was a bondholder, was duly represented in said litigation by the trustee in the mortgage under which petitioner claimed, and by which his bonds are secured, said trustee having been made a party defendant in said cause, and having answered…
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