Brint v. Doyon

The plaintiffs in error in this case complain of the action of the trial court in striking out of the answers the allegations of cotenancy claiming that these allegations showed them, to be agents for themselves and the other co-tenants, and therefore not liable on their written contract. Irrespective of the, existence or non-existence of the co-tenancy alleged, the plaintiffs in error 'were at least the owners of undivided interests in the premises platted. Consequently their contract was in their . own behalf and they are liable for its breach, even though there might have been others…