Halloran v. BLUE AND WHITE LIBERTY CAB CO. INC.

Murphy Justice.

This case presents an unusual situation growing out of an action in which the right defendant was sued under the wrong name. Judgments were entered in favor of the plaintiffs for approximately $1,000 May 2, 1953. By a series of misadventures this controversy has been before the municipal court of Minneapolis on four occasions and is now here for the second time. As a result of the plaintiffs’ unsuccessful attempts to have the true defendant named as the judgment debtor, and the refusal of the defendant’s counsel to give up an advantage gained by the mistakes of plaintiffs’…