Douthit v. Douthit

There is a single assignment of errors comprising several specifications, in which all of the appellants join. The rule is that, although there are separate specifications of error,-the assignment must be good as to all who j oin in it, or it will not be available to any of the appellants. This is the well-settled rule. See authorities, cited in Elliott’s Appellate Procedure, §§318, 401, 299, notes. Under this familiar rule we can not consider the rulings upon the demurrers to the complaint, since it undoubtedly states a cause of action against some of the appellants, and shows that the…