Poole v. Griffith

The case was submitted to the court on an agreed statement of facts. The question of misjoinder of actions and parties, and the right of elimination thereof, by amendment, need not be again restated. Wright v. McCord, 205 Ala. 122, 88 So. 150.

The following facts are shown by recitals and exhibits: On October 23, 1924, one Bradley began suit on a promissory note in the county court against W. G. and Matt Grifiith; in aid thereof there was an attachment against Matt Griffith levied on four bales of cotton, amended at trial, so as to make same against “both of said defendants”; the cotton was…