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inlawrev-2854	Maley, John R.	1989 Developments in Federal Civil Practice Affecting Indiana Practitioners: Issues of Diversity Reform; Pendent Party Jurisdiction; Summary Judgment; Impeachment by Prior Conviction; Sanctions; and Appeal	1990	42	.pdf	application/pdf	19355	1059	64	On interloc- utory appeal, however, the Ninth Circuit reversed and held that pendent party jurisdiction was not available under the Tort Claims Act, which provides federal court jurisdiction over civil actions against the United States for certain torts of federal employees. Indiana Law Review 1989 Developments in Federal Civil Practice Affecting Indiana Practitioners: Issues Of Diversity Reform; Pendent Party Jurisdiction; Summary Judgment; Impeachment by Prior Conviction; Sanctions; and Appeal John R. Maley* I. Introduction Indiana practitioners litigating in federal court encountered a number of significant developments in federal civil practice last year.	cache/inlawrev-2854.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2854.txt