Blackburn v. Manning

PITTS, Chief Justice.

This is a suit for breach of a rental contract involving the use of certain town lots, filed by appellant, Stanley Blackburn, against appellee, W. H. Manning, and five named alleged tenants of appellee Manning, but all of the relief sought was against ap-pellee Manning, leaving the other named defendants as being no more than nominal parties, if even that. The case was tried to the court without a jury, as a result of which appellant was denied any recovery as against any of the defendants by judgment duly entered, from which judgment appellant perfected his appeal and…