Morris v. Halford

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Linn,

The plaintiffs, husband and wife, sued five defendants, averring that on or after April 20, 1943, they had “conspired ... to oust the plaintiffs from the premises . . . rented by . . . [them] from the defendant Viola Halford, without due process of law, and to deprive . . . [them] of all of their personal belongings such as furniture, clothes, etc. . . .”

Compulsory nonsuits, which the court refused to take off, were entered as to two defendants, Viola Hal-ford and William Buck. There was a verdict against the remaining defendants, Kaplan Company, Howard C. Lewis and…