Sager v. Sager
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Associate Judge.
Appellant was defendant in three actions for the value of merchandise or services alleged to have been furnished her. In each action she denied owing the amount claimed, but admitted having received or purchased something “as agent for her husband”; and in each action she brought in her husband (from whom she is separated) as third-party defendant asking judgment against him in the event that judgment “in any manner” was recovered against her. On the husband’s motion the *92third-party complaint in each action was dismissed. She has appealed from these orders of dismissal.
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