Krogh v. Belanger

Forrest, J.,

What is the remedy, if any, of a man who desires to evict a squatting mother-in-law from his own home? And is he stymied unless his wife joins with him as a party plaintiff in the proceedings? These questions have been raised in this case by preliminary objections in the nature of (1) a motion to dismiss the complaint in equity for the reason that plaintiff has an adequate remedy at law, and (2) a motion to strike off the complaint for failure to join the spouse as a plaintiff.

“Preliminary objections . . . admit as true all facts which are well and clearly pleaded . . . ”: Todd v.…