Quill v. Gallivan

The complaint of the appellee is for the recovery of real estate, and is against two of the appellants,. Michael and Ellen Quill.

The complaint is undoubtedly good as against the defendants named in it, and an attack upon it in the assignment of errors by parties subsequently brought into the case can .not. prevail. If a complaint is good as against the parties against whom it is directed, it can not be successfully challenged for the first time in the assignment of errors made by parties. '. brought into court on the application of one of the original defendants.

If the parties interested in…