Baker v. Goddard

Head, Justice.

1. The court did not err in overruling the oral .motion and objections of the defendant to the allowance of the amendments setting up counts 2 and 3 of the petition, upon the ground that these counts sought to set up new and distinct causes of action. It clearly appears from counts 2 and 3 that the. same collision and injuries were alleged by the petitioner, the petitioner by the separate counts relying upon distinct and separate acts of 'negligence of the defendant for a recovery. It is the right of every plaintiff to allege separate and distinct bases for a recovery in…