Southern Mills, Inc. v. Summit Yarn Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtSeawell, J.
Standing uncontradicted, tbe complaint sets up a number of causes of action which entitle tbe plaintiff to legal redress. Tbe defendants have not challenged any of tbe several statements of grievance as not constituting a cause of action. Probably it is realized that tbe more causes there are tbe better is tbe position of defendants upon their demurrer. We are not now concerned with their sufficiency in law.
A demurrer of this nature analyzes tbe complaint to see whether tbe causes of action set up therein are so related as to permit joinder under C. S., 507; and to see whether tbe parties…
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