Lillian Knitting Mills Co. v. Earle

There is undoubtedly a misjoinder both of parties plaintiff and of causes of action where two or more persons having distinct causes of action against the same defendants join as plaintiffs in one suit. G.S. 1-127, 1-132; Roberts v. Mfg. Co., 181 N.C. 204, 106 S.E. 664.

But such is not the case at bar. The objection that there is a misjoinder of parties plaintiff lacks substance, for the very simple reason that the Lillian Knitting Mills Company is the sole party plaintiff.

Tbe contentions tbat there is a misjoinder of canses of action and that the complaint does not state facts sufficient to…