Morris v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.

1. Where the defendant in a suit on a contract files an answer naming a new party, and causing him to be served, and praying that he be made a defendant and that any judgment for the plaintiff be against such new party in the first instance, and that the original defendant have judgment against such new party and the plaintiff for attorney’s fees on account of collusive and malicious institution of the suit in the name of plaintiff, and where such new party makes no objection to being made a party, but he and also the plaintiff file general demurrers to the answer on the merits of the case,…