Sharon v. Hill

Sawyer, J.,

(orally.) Títere is but one tiling to do in this case, and that is to overrule the plea. There are, in fact, two pleas: one is that another suit is pending in a state court for the same cause of suit; the oilier is that the complainant, Sharon, is a citizen of the state of California, oí which state the defendant is also a citizen, and therefore that this court lias no jurisdiction in the case. If the complainant had objected to the plea on account of duplicity and multifariousness, and set it down for argument instead 'of replying, the court would liavo been obliged to overrule it…