Lang v. Cox

It is suggested by counsel for the appellee, or appellees, that the assignment of error is defective in not setting out the names of all the parties, in accordance with the long standing rule on that subject. The assignment sets out the names of the parties as follows: “James Lan get' al. v. Andrew J. Cox and Joseph B. Dessar.” It appears that there are other appellants besides James Lang, whose names are not set out, but who are embraced in the “et al

This case illustrates the propriety of the rule, and the necessity of exercising some care in stating the names of the appellants and the…