Summary

• Jurisdiction: Washington

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Summary

§19.1Introduction

§19.2Text of Rule

§19.3Historical Development

§19.4Comparison With Federal Rule

§19.5Purpose and Procedure

§19.6Analysis

(1)Joinder of Parties Needed for Just Adjudication (a)Determination of Parties Needed for Just Adjudication (b)Feasibility of Joinder

(2)Determination of Whether to Proceed With or Dismiss Action if Party Needed for Just Adjudication Cannot Be Joined

(3)Effect of Nonjoinder on the Court's Jurisdiction

(4)Pleading Reasons for Nonjoinder

(5)CR 19 Does Not Apply to Class Actions

(6)Public Rights Exception

§19.7Significant Authorities

(1)Ability to Raise Rule 19 Issues on Appeal

(2)Agency Procedures—Public Rights Exception

(3)Allocation of Limited Fund

(4)Bond Holders

(5)Boundary Disputes

(6)Condemnation Actions

(7)Consortium Claims

(8)Contracting Parties

(9)Contractors and Subcontractors

(10)Corporations

(11)Cotenants in Property

(12)Employer-Employee

(13)Execution Sales

(14)Franchises

(15)Indian Tribes

(16)Injunctions

(17)Insurers/Insureds

(18)Joint and Concurrent Tortfeasors

(19)Labor Unions

(20)Lessors-Lessees

(21)Limited Partnerships

(22)Market Share Cases

(23)Mortgagees

(24)Neighboring Landowners

(25)Oil Leases

(26)Partnerships

(27)Paternity Suits and Parentage Actions

(28)Plats

(29)Premises Liability

(30)Principal/Agent

(31)Public Records

(32)Salvage Rights

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