Appeals — Parties — Standing to appeal.
In this appeal by the United States of America from a declaratory judgment, it was Held that it had no standing to take an appeal (and the appeal was quashed without prejudice to any rights the United States may have).
OPINION PER CURIAM, July 1, 1968:
The record establishes that the United States of America was not a party in the declaratory judgment proceeding in the court below, and it did not intervene or consent to be sued.
Under all these facts and circumstances, it has no standing to take this appeal.
Appeal quashed, without prejudice to any rights the United States may have.
Each party to pay own costs.