Kenney v. Beardslee

Connecticut Superior Court

Kenney v. Beardslee

3 Conn. Super. Ct. 447

Connecticut Superior Court·Decided April 6, 1936·No. File No. 48452·Published

Opinion

The Plea in Abatement is sustained on the authority of Mattoon's Appeal, 79 Conn. 86. While this may not be in keeping, in principle, with cases permitting the joinder of parties as defendants to prevent a multiplicity of suits, it must be remembered that this is purely a statutory proceeding, and as long as the statute remains the same, the reasoning in the Mattoon case will have to be followed.

The Plea in Abatement is therefore sustained and the appeal dismissed.

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The Plea in Abatement is sustained on the authority of Mattoon's Appeal, 79 Conn. 86. While this may not be in keeping, in principle, with cases permitting the joinder of parties as defendants to prevent a multiplicity of suits, it must be remembered that this is purely a statutory proceeding, and as long as the statute remains the same, the reasoning in the Mattoon case will have to be followed.

The Plea in Abatement is therefore sustained and the appeal dismissed.

Kenney v. Beardslee, 3 Conn. Super. Ct. 447 (Colo. Ct. App. 1936).

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