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First State Bank v. Kraling

Supreme Court of Minnesota
Aug 17, 1962
116 N.W.2d 574 (Minn. 1962)

Opinion

No. 38,704.

August 17, 1962.

Appeal and error — dismissal without prejudice.

The United States of America intervened in an action in the Norman County District Court brought by the First State Bank of Ada against A. E. Kraling, d. b. a. Kraling Construction Company, said county, and American Casualty Company. After appealing from a summary judgment entered against it pursuant to an order of the court, J. H. Sylvestre, Judge, said intervenor moved that its appeal be suspended or dismissed without prejudice pending final judgment in the action. Appeal dismissed.

Miles W. Lord, United States Attorney, and John J. Connelly, Assistant United States Attorney, for appellant.

Child Child, for respondent bank.

Carson, Townsend, Pratt, Trench Ericson, for respondent casualty company.


Intervenor moves to defer hearing on its appeal in the above-entitled matter until the rights of plaintiff and defendants A. E. Kraling and American Casualty Company can be determined or, in the alternative, that its appeal be dismissed without prejudice.

The motion to dismiss without prejudice is granted.


Summaries of

First State Bank v. Kraling

Supreme Court of Minnesota
Aug 17, 1962
116 N.W.2d 574 (Minn. 1962)
Case details for

First State Bank v. Kraling

Case Details

Full title:FIRST STATE BANK OF ADA v. A. E. KRALING, d. b. a. KRALING CONSTRUCTION…

Court:Supreme Court of Minnesota

Date published: Aug 17, 1962

Citations

116 N.W.2d 574 (Minn. 1962)
263 Minn. 583