Dobbs v. Green

Wisconsin Supreme Court

Dobbs v. Green

2 Wis. 228

CourtWisconsin Supreme Court

DecidedDecember 15, 1853

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Dobbs v. Green, 2 Wis. 228 (Wis. 1853).

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By the Court,

Smith, J.

The declaration in this case is clearly bad, and the demurrer by the plaintiff below, to the plea of the defendant below, reached [232]*232kack to the declaration. There is a misjoinder of counts ; one alleging a promise by the intestate, and another alleging a promise by the administratrix, rpjjgge wou}cj require different judgments, therefore cannot be joined. Moody vs. Ewen's Executors, 8 B. Monroe.

Nor is the judgment in conformity with the statute:

The judgment of the' court below is reversed, with costs.

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By the Court,

Smith, J.

The declaration in this case is clearly bad, and the demurrer by the plaintiff below, to the plea of the defendant below, reached [232]*232kack to the declaration. There is a misjoinder of counts ; one alleging a promise by the intestate, and another alleging a promise by the administratrix, rpjjgge wou}cj require different judgments, therefore cannot be joined. Moody vs. Ewen's Executors, 8 B. Monroe.

Nor is the judgment in conformity with the statute:

The judgment of the' court below is reversed, with costs.

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