Bell v. Mali

Mitchell, Justice.

The complaint in the first of these cases somewhat resembles that in Wells agt. Jewett, (ante page 242,) but differs in three respects. There is apparently but one count intended; the plaintiff alleges that he is the holder of genuine stock, and does not set forth the sale of the lands or ships of the company, and so omits the first two counts contained in that case. The allegations of fraud are much more distinct, and are direct against all three of these defendants. *256It, however, shows a fatal defect of title, or of right to bring this action. It alleges that all the…