Hager v. McGlynn

TURNAGE, Judge.

This case presents for the first time in Missouri the question of permissive joinder by the plaintiff of two defendants who collided with the plaintiff at different times and places.

The plaintiff filed his petition in two counts. The first count was against defendant McGlynn and alleged a collision between the plaintiff and the defendant’s automobiles on January 12, 1969, and alleged as a direct result thereof plaintiff was injured in his head, right eye and nose, neck, mid and lower back, left elbow, left knee and left ankle.

In his second count, plaintiff alleged he was riding…