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ATTORNEYS TRUST v. VIDEOTAPE COMPUTER PRODUCTS

No. 95-55410.

93 F.3d 593 (1996)

ATTORNEYS TRUST, Plaintiff-Appellant, and CMC Magnetics Corporation aka CMC, a Republic of China Corporation, Cross-Defendant-Appellant, v. VIDEOTAPE COMPUTER PRODUCTS, INC., for itself & dba Video Computer Products, Inc., Defendant-Appellee, and Videotape Products, Inc., Cross-claimant-Appellee.

United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit.

Decided August 20, 1996.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Richard C. Harding and W. Michael Mayock, Pasadena, California, for plaintiff-appellant Attorneys Trust and cross-defendant-appellant CMC Magnetics Corporation.

William K. Henley, Hahn & Hahn, Pasadena, California, for defendant-appellee Videotape Computer Products and cross-claimant-appellee Videotape Products, Inc.

Before FERNANDEZ and TASHIMA, Circuit Judges, and MERHIGE, District Judge.

FERNANDEZ, Circuit Judge:

CMC Magnetics Corporation, a Republic of China corporation, claimed that Videotape Products, Inc., a California corporation (VTP), was indebted to it. CMC assigned its claim to Attorneys Trust (AT), which is a business name of a California citizen. AT itself then brought suit against VTP. VTP, in turn, cross-complained against CMC for breach of warranty in the sale of certain videotape housings. The district court found in favor of VTP and...

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