Smaby v. Shrauger

Steinert, J. —

Five plaintiffs, or sets of plaintiffs, having separate causes of action, all of like tenor and effect, joined their causes in one complaint, each plaintiff seeking to recover a specific amount alleged to be due and owing him or her under an oral contract made with defendants. The court sustained defendants’ demurrer directed to each of the five causes separately, on the ground that none of them stated facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. Plaintiffs refused to plead further, and the court thereupon entered judgment dismissing the entire action with prejudice.…