James v. Grenada Motor Co.

The Grenada Motor Company brought an action at law in the circuit court against the appellants, E. L. James and Ada James, seeking to recover upon a note payable to the Grenada Motor Company. The appellants- appeared and filed a plea of nul tiel corporation. On July 28, 1933, the court entered an order sustaining a motion filed by A. J. McCaslin for leave to amend the declaration so as to show that the said A. J. McCaslin was the real party in interest owning the Grenada Motor Company and trading in that name. McCaslin was allowed sixty days to- amend the declaration, and thereafter, in…