Bennett v. Follette

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Baker.

The demurrer in this case should have been sustained as to the defendants-appellants, C. C. Follette and Henry Monroe. The acts complained of and alleged to have been committed by these appellants, as agents of C. R. Follette, were separate, and there is no allegation of a conspiracy, or allegations from which a conspiracy could be inferred.

The “Jumbling Act” (Section 484 of the Code), gives relief from the requirement of a separate statement of two or more causes of action belonging to one of the classes which may be united under…