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EX PARTE INDIANA TRANSPORTATION CO., 242 U. S. 281 (1916)

242 U. S. 281

U.S. Supreme Court

Ex Parte Indiana Transportation Co., 242 U.S. 281 (1916)

Ex Parte Indiana Transportation Company

No. 25, Original

Motion for permission to intervene and to make return to

rule to show cause. submitted December 4, 1916

Decided December 18, 1916

242 U.S. 281

Syllabus

In a proceeding in prohibition, wherein a district judge had been ruled to show cause why the execution of an order should not he restrained for want of jurisdiction, a request was made on the return day, by the persons interested in upholding the order, that a return tendered by them be accepted as the return to the rule and that they be treated as the respondents. Held that the judge is the essential party respondent, and the request must therefore be denied. No return having been made by the respondent on the return day, the time for his return is, under the circumstances, extended.

The facts are stated in the opinion.


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