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*Tome vs. King, 64 Md. 182 ; Miltenberger vs. R. R. Co., 106 U. S. 306.
"Thayer vs. Life Asso. 112 U. S. 717.
«Long, 62 Md. 33; Bowen vs. Gent, 54 Md. 555.
'Lomerson vs. Vroom, 42 N. J. Eq. 290 ; Dugan vs. Capner, 44 i;. J. Eq. 339 ; Handy vs. Waxter, 75 Md. 517.
"Johns Hopkins U. vs. Middleton, 76 Md. 186, 207; Woodbury vs. Gardner, 77 Maine 68, 70 (vendor's devisee).
"Baltimore Retort Co. vs. Mali, 65 Md. 93 ; Foos vs. Scarf, 55 Md. 301, 312. 8 b 'JHdf- "2.'i3 PASTIES. 53 ^ To a partitio...n suit, all tenants in common are indispensable.' To a bill filed by a corporation to rescind a con- tract, under which property was sold by a syndicate, formed to first buy the property and then sell it to a company formed by them at a great overvalue, all the members of the syndicate, together with repre- sentatives of deceased or bankrupt members, must be made parties.* A corporation is an indispensable party to a bill for relief against a fraudulent transfer of stock, 3 but the purchaser is not .'* When the bill is filed for the sale of an equitable interest in land, and it appears that since the date of the contract creating such interest, the land has been sold, the purchaser must be made a party." When a person is interested in the controversy, but will not be directly affected by a decree made in his absence, he is a necessary party; that is, he should be made a party if possible, and the court will not proceed to a decree without him if he can be reached.^ 'Barney vs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
201.
*Tome vs. King, 64 Md. 182 ; Miltenberger vs. R. R. Co., 106 U. S. 306.
"Thayer vs. Life Asso. 112 U. S. 717.
«Long, 62 Md. 33; Bowen vs. Gent, 54 Md. 555.
'Lomerson vs. Vroom, 42 N. J. Eq. 290 ; Dugan vs. Capner, 44 i;. J. Eq. 339 ; Handy vs. Waxter, 75 Md. 517.
"Johns Hopkins U. vs. Middleton, 76 Md. 186, 207; Woodbury vs. Gardner, 77 Maine 68, 70 (vendor's devisee).
"Baltimore Retort Co. vs. Mali, 65 Md. 93 ; Foos vs. Scarf, 55 Md. 301, 312. 8 b 'JHdf- "2.'i3 PASTIES. 53 ^ To a partitio...n suit, all tenants in common are indispensable.' To a bill filed by a corporation to rescind a con- tract, under which property was sold by a syndicate, formed to first buy the property and then sell it to a company formed by them at a great overvalue, all the members of the syndicate, together with repre- sentatives of deceased or bankrupt members, must be made parties.* A corporation is an indispensable party to a bill for relief against a fraudulent transfer of stock, 3 but the purchaser is not .'* When the bill is filed for the sale of an equitable interest in land, and it appears that since the date of the contract creating such interest, the land has been sold, the purchaser must be made a party." When a person is interested in the controversy, but will not be directly affected by a decree made in his absence, he is a necessary party; that is, he should be made a party if possible, and the court will not proceed to a decree without him if he can be reached.^ 'Barney vs.
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