Nolan v. McNamee

On September .21, 1909, appellant obtained a judgment against certain members of an unincorporated society. Although named as a defendant, no service of summons and complaint was made upon respondent Mc-Namee. The case proceeded to judgment against those served, the judgment being in form,

“It is therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the plaintiff be given judgment against defendants Joseph E. Carraher, J. P. Gilmour, A. Strehlay, Neal Boyle, Jr., Jack Sullivan and Frank M. Egan in the sum of Three Hundred Thirty-nine and 10-100 Dollars ($339.10), and for his costs and…