Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit July 18, 1908, No. 840 (McGraw v. Mott)
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United States · · · 18-07-1908
PER CURIAM.
The order of the court below of June 16, 1908, by which the appellant, McGraw, was dismissed as a party to this suit, should not have been allowed. In reaching this conclusion, we find that the order of May 13, 1898, permitting McGraw to intervene and making him a defendant, was a proper exercise of judicial discretion.
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