Munz v. Abramson

The plaintiff's complaint is in one count. It purports to allege two causes of action against the defendant, one sounding in nuisance and the other in negligence. Good pleading required that these respectively alleged causes of action be stated in separate counts. Practice Book § 34. This aspect, however, is not before the court and will be passed.

In abbreviated form the subordinate allegations of the complaint for present purposes read: The defendant was the owner of a tenement house having three floors and the plaintiff as a tenant occupied a furnished room on the third floor. Each floor…