Camden National Bank v. Donaghey

Judge Smith and the writer think that the opinion in this case is opposed by our previous utterances on the question, and that the cases cited in support of it are in direct conflict with the rule announced in Boyd v. Roane, 49 Ark. 412. For example, most of the cases cited in support of the rule now laid down are to the effect that the use of the words, “et al.,” as applied to defendants in the court below or defendants in error other than those specifically named is entirely without significance and does not serve to identify the persons intended to be named as parties defendant in the…