Carl H. Fay and Brevard Realty Co. v. Lougee

Per. Curiam.

In this case there are involved two controlling questions. The first is whether or .not one may in a bill of complaint combine two causes of action, one to remove a cloud on title and the other to foreclose a mortgage, the defendants and the property being identical in each cause of action.

The appellants contend that reversible error was committed by the court in denying motion to strike bill of complaint on this ground. We think that the chancellor’s order denying motion to strike on this ground was' warranted under the provisions of Section 31 of the 1931 Chancery Practice Act.

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