Doyle v. Chatham & Phenix National Bank

The complaint stated eleven causes of action, ten of which were assigned, and was in substantially the same form as the supplemental complaint, printed in the record. An answer of the defendant was duly interposed, and the case noticed for trial on or about December 1,1926, and upon its being reached was assigned to Mr. Justice Ceopsey for trial. The trial was commenced, and when proof was put in under the second cause of action and the assignments produced, objection was made to them by counsel for the defendant “ on the ground that they did not convey causes of action against this defendant…