Boger v. Jones Cotton Co.

BOULDIN, Justice.

Among the grounds of demurrer to the bill as amended was misjoinder of parties complainant. The decree sustained the demurrer generally, making no reference to specific grounds. If there was a misjoinder, the decree is due to be affirmed.

The objection goes to the entire bill, and should be sustained notwithstanding the bill has equity in favor of the proper party complainant. In such case the decree is referred to the good ground of demurrer. Daniel et al. v. Daniel et al., 202 Ala. 635, 81 So. 577; Id., 214 Ala. 406, 108 So. 42.

The bill was filed by W. A. Boger, as trustee…