Miller v. Holder
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice.
Petitioner Miller, who is plaintiff in trial court, filed petition for mandamus to require the respondent Judge to allow plaintiff to amend his complaint by adding additional parties defendant. This court granted the rule nisi. The matters giving rise to the instant proceeding are alleged in the petition as follows:
On August 1, 1973, Miller filed his complaint against four persons, namely, Holder, Grant, Williams, and Walton, and also “XYZ Corp. as surety on Defendant’s bonds.” The original complaint contained one count which recites as follows:
"Count One
“The Plaintiff claims…
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