Harryman v. Harryman

Amos A. Harryman, being the only defendant who had appeared, and there being no orders taken as against those who had failed to appear, demurred to the bill as amended, upon the ground of supposed multifariousness; and the Court below,.being of opinion that the bill as amended was obnoxious to the objection taken, by its decree of the 5th of March, • 1877, dismissed the bill generally, with costs to the defendant.

Whether the bill as amended was really multifarious, may admit of great doubt; and even conceding that it was originally subject to that objection, whether the objection was not…