Hyman v. Cameron

Citations

• 46 Miss. 725

Syllabus

<p>1. Chancert — practice—how belief obtained. — The only remedy for a wrong threatened, or done, or to enforce a right in a court of equity is to bring the appropriate original suit and interplead with the adversary in respect of it; or, if a suit is already pending touching the subject matter, to apply to be made a party thereto, and either, as a co-complainant, or defendant, introduce into the suit the right which is claimed.</p> <p>2. Same — same — bill of intervention unknown. — A bill of intervention, by which a stranger seeks to be introduced as a party to another suit in chancery, for the purpose of amending a bill which the complainant has abandoned, and then to conduct that suit in his own name, is unknown in chancery practice.</p>