CMFG Life Insurance Company v. Harrison et al
Filing
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ORDER dismissing without prejudice 16 Motion to Dismiss. Signed by Judge William T. Moore, Jr on 9/28/16. (jlm)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH DIVISION
CMFG LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
f/k/a CUNA Mutual Insurance
Society,
Interpleader Plaintiff,
CASE NO. CV415287 รง-)
V.
MARCIA BASHLOR HARRISON,
(f
Defendant, CrossClaimant, and CrossDefendant
Cl)
BEVERLY BASHLOR TAYLOR,
Defendant, CrossClaimant, and CrossDefendant.
ORDER
Before the Court
is
Defendant
Marcia Bashlor
Harrison's Motion to Dismiss Crossclaim of Beverly Bashlor
Taylor. (Doc. 16.) Subsequent to Defendant Harrison filing
that motion, Defendants Harrison and Taylor filed a joint
motion notifying the Court that they had resolved this case
and requesting disbursement of the interpled funds. (Doc.
21.) Prior to the Court ruling on that motion, however,
Hilda Hallows Bashlor filed an "Interpleader" (Doc. 23) and
Motion to Intervene (Doc. 29), which is still pending
before the Magistrate Judge. In the Motion to Intervene,
Ms. Hilda Bashlor claims to be the proper beneficiary of
the funds involved in this case. (Id. at 2.)
Given Ms. Bashlor's recent attempt to intervene in
this case, the Court thinks it unwise to dispose of
Defendant Harrison's Motion to Dismiss Crossclaim at this
time. Therefore, the motion (Doc. 16) is DISMISSED WITHOUT
PREJUDICE.
Defendant Harrison shall have the right to
refile her motion should Ms. Bashlor be permitted to
intervene and the parties become unable to resolve this
case.
SO ORDERED this
day of September 2016.
WILLIAM T. MOORE,
A"
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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