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Balbir Brar Inc. v. Consolidated Trading
960014 Balbir Brar Inc. v. Consolidated Trading 11/01/1996 Since an examination of separate federal and state proceedings reveals that there is no underlying thread of evidentiary similarity between the litiga…
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960014 Balbir Brar Inc. v. Consolidated Trading 11/01/1996 Since an examination of separate federal and state proceedings reveals…
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960014 Balbir Brar Inc. v. Consolidated Trading 11/01/1996 Since an examination of separate federal and state proceedings reveals that there is no underlying thread of evidentiary similarity between the litigants' federal and state claims, the trial court erred in ruling that Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 13(a) bars a litigant who failed to assert a counterclaim in the federal proceeding from pursuing its claims in the state proceeding. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and the case remanded for further proceedings.
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960014 Balbir Brar Inc. v. Consolidated Trading 11/01/1996 Since an examination of separate federal and state proceedings reveals that there is no underlying thread of evidentiary similarity between the litigants' federal and state claims, the trial court erred in ruling that Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 13(a) bars a litigant who failed to assert a counterclaim in the federal proceeding from pursuing its claims in the state proceeding. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and the case remanded for further proceedings.
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