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A citizen of State A sued a citizen of State B in federal court under diversity jurisdiction for injuries from a boat collision. The defendant impleaded a marina that is also a citizen of State A, seeking indemnity for negligent maintenance. The plaintiff then sought to assert a direct negligence claim against the marina for the same collision.
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The plaintiff may avoid the supplemental-jurisdiction limit by labeling the claim a crossclaim. The plaintiff's direct claim against the third-party defendant is automatically allowed because it arises from the same accident. In a diversity case, supplemental jurisdiction generally does not extend to a plaintiff's claim against a person made a party under Rule 14 when exercising jurisdiction would be inconsistent with complete diversity requirements. Rule 14 itself creates federal-question jurisdiction over all claims involving the third-party defendant.

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