Harris v. Pearsall
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Stevenson, V. C.
(orally).
I shall dispose of this case without regard to technicalities. There are a number of technical questions which arise in the *473case. We have two parties suing as complainants, whose interests are entirely distinct. IsTo objection has been made to the bill on the ground of multifariousness or misjoinder, and this is the sort of a case which very conveniently can be brought in that way, although an accurate analysis of the case would disclose two separate causes of action, which do not correlate. There is no difficulty in making a decree which covers the cases of both of…
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