Coast Realty & Colony Co. v. Security Trust Co.

Citations

• 118 Miss. 690
• 79 So. 848

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal and Error. Persons entitled to object. Joinder or parties. Bill in equity.</p> <p>An objection to a bill in equity on the ground of multifariousness because of the joinder of improper parties can only be urged by parties prejudicially affected thereby.</p> <p>2. Fraud. Bill of complaint. Sufficiency.</p> <p>A bill of complaint charging that plaintiff was induced by defendant’s agent, with their connivance, to accept notes indorsed to plaintiff without recourse in payment of the price of property sold by plaintiff to defendant, and that the value of the notes was fraudulently misrepresented by such agent, with defendants’ approval, and praying that the vendor’s liens securing the various nótes be foreclosed, and the money realized thereby be credited on the notes, and that defendants and their agent be decreed to pay complainant any balance that may then be due it on the notes, states a good cause of action.</p>