Sentence examples for indispensable parties from inspiring English sources

They are indispensable parties in whose absence the Court should not proceed.

The lawsuit asks the court to prevent the state "from carrying out any executions or taking steps toward carrying out any executions, including executions of any of the Plaintiffs and Indispensable Parties".

Accordingly we held that the Government was an indispensable party.

(6) The United States is the real party in interest and hence an indispensable party.

If that happens, Clegg will have turned the Lib Dems in less than a decade from a permanent protest party into an indispensable party of government.

This principle is conceded in all the cases, and whenever it can be clearly seen that the state is an indispensable party to enable the court, according to the rules which govern its procedure, to grant the relief sought, it will refuse to take jurisdiction.' 'In the case now under consideration, the state of Georgia is an indispensable party.

After the war she married the local Communist Party secretary; the connection won an indispensable party card for her former employer and a high-placed job in industry.

Thus, when it appears that a state is an indispensable party to enable a federal court to grant relief sought by private parties, and the state has not consented to be sued, the court will refuse to take jurisdiction.

the civil action shall not be dismissed, and no relief requested shall be denied, on the ground that the civil action is against the United States or that the United States is a necessary and indispensable party.

In 1998 the government won a trial court ruling that dismissed the case on the grounds that the Seminole tribe was an indispensable party that could not be sued because of its sovereign immunity.

And, looking through form to substance, the 11th Amendment has been held to apply, not only where the state is actually named as a party defendant on the record, but where the proceeding, though nominally against an officer, is really against the state, or is one to which it is an indispensable party.