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· 12/21/1916

Boswell v. Security Life Ins.

Citations

  • 35 Ohio C.C. Dec. 313

Syllabus

<p>PLEADING — TRIAL</p> <p>1. Successive Breaches of Contract do not Require Separate causes of Action.</p> <p>Several breaches of a contract do not constitute separate causes of action, and in a suit for damages growing out of the breach it is not good practice to split up the claim into a number of causes.</p> <p>2. Order Arresting Cause from Jury on Wrong Grounds Immaterial when Other Grounds Warrant Such Action.</p> <p>The fact that a trial court in arresting a cause from the jury based its action on wrong grounds is immaterial when other grounds existed which warranted such action.</p>

Judges: Gorman, Jones

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