Pennington v. Karcher

Hart, J.,

(after stating the facts). The first ground •relied upon for a reversal of the decree is that appellees could not join-in one suit to recover the amount alleged to be due them by appellant, for contribution. Assuming counsel for appellant are right in this contention, it does not call for a reversal of the decree, since, under our Civil Code, the trial court might have consolidated the actions if they had been brought separately. Earl v. Ellison, 138 Ark. 166, 210 S. W. 346.

It is next contended by counsel for appellant that the court .erred in refusing to sustain their plea.of. the…