Robinson v. McMaster
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before DeVore, J., Richland, Spring term, 1917. Appeal from order overruling demurrer to complaint upon the improper joinder of causes of action. cite: 85 S. C. 79; Code of Civil Procedure 218; 13 S. C. 317. cites: 64 S. C. 578-9; 59 S. C. 25; 84 S. C. 267; 48 S. C. 78-80; Pom. Code Rem., sec. 245; 104 S. C. 440; 52 S. C. 192; 22 S. C. 584-5; 10 S. C. 52; 103 S. C. 65.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered hy
Mr. Justice Watts.
This is an appeal from an order of Judge DeVore, overruling the demurrer interposed by the defendants-appellants to the complaint of the plaintiffs-respondents. The grounds of demurrer were that the complaint contained two or more causes of action improperly joined. The action was for a foreclosure of a mortgage given by the defendant, McMaster, to the plaintiffs for purchase price of real estate
The plaintiffs in their complaint state three causes of action:(1) The first being a regular cause of action for foreclosure of mortgage…
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