Bank is a California Corporation. Bank has a savings account in the name of one of its customers, Richie Rich, who was domiciled in Nebraska. Richie recently died. In his will, Richie left the entire account (in the specific amount of $7,000) to his nephew Sam, a citizen of Texas. On the same day that Sam showed up to claim the money. Jay appeared at Bank and presented a notarized agreement signed by Richie assigning the entire bank account to Jay. Jay is a citizen of New York. Bank filed for a statutory interpleader action in the U.S. District Court for the judicial district of Nebraska in which it is located. Which of the following statements is correct? Question 2Select one: a. The case should be dismissed because the citizenship of Sam will be imputed to Richie, and so diversity of citizenship will be lacking. b. Although there is complete diversity between adverse parties, the case lacks the necessary amount in controversy, and so it should be dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. c. The case would be subject to a motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(3) because venue in a statutory interpleader action would be proper only in a district where one of the claimants resides. d. Both A and B