July v. Adams

The complaint in this case covers twelve pages of the printed case and in it a great mass of evidentiary matter is. set out, most of which has no proper place in a complaint. We shall not set out the complaint but refer to such parts of it as are necessary to dispose of the questions raised here.

First, it is claimed that there is a misjoinder of a cause of action for fraud in inducing the exchange of real estate with an entirely distinct cause of action for misappropriation of rents by two of the defendants after the exchange was made, and further, that there is a misjoinder of an alleged…