Owens v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad

79 So. 348, 118 Miss. 437
Mississippi Supreme Court·Decided March 15, 1918·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Stevens, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

This case, as to the defendant Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company, is ruled by Eastman Gardiner & Co. v. Permenter, 111 Miss. 813, 72 So. 234, and [454] the demurrer of the said defendant was properly sustained.

There was a misjoinder of defendants. The cause of action was not joint and several against all the defendants. McKee v. Kent, 24 Miss. 131; Board of Supervisors v. Jones, 103 Miss. 602, 60 So. 655. This rendered the amended declaration subject to demurrer of the defendants Boss and Hattiesburg Hospital.

Affirmed.

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