Kennard v. Harvey

— -In this case, the appellant, as plaintiff, sued the ■appellees, as defendants, in a complaint of two paragraphs. The appellees, separately and severally, demurred to each of the -paragraphs, upon two grounds of objection, to wit: 1. That it did not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action ; ■and 2. For an apparent defect of parties in this, that one Robert L. Polk was a necessary party defendant. These demurrers were overruled as to the appellee Mahlon D. Harvey, but were severally sustained as to the appellees Thomas Loer and Harvey Davis, as to each paragraph of the…