Suber v. Allen

Citations

• 13 S.C. 317
• 1880 S.C. LEXIS 53

Syllabus

<p>A judgment creditor brought his action against the several parties, their sureties and representatives, who had administered upon the estate of his judgment debtor, deceased, foi' account, settlement, &c., alleging also that the lands of the deceased were bound by his judgment, and that “ plaintiff is informed and believes that one S. claims to be the owner in fee of the land herein described, but the plaintiff denies the validity of said title, if any he have, and alleges that the same is illegal and void ”■ — Held, on demurrer of a defendant properly a party, that complaint was multifarious for misjoinder of the cause of action against S.*</p>