Crouch v. First National Bank

The appellee was but one of the many parties defendant to a bill filed in the Circuit Court by the appellant.

Some, at least, of the other defendants were necessary parties to the suit, though practically, if the appellant ever obtains any relief, it must come from the strong boxes of the appellee. The appellee successfully demurred to the bill, and the court dismissed it as to the appellee only.

Authority requires us, on the motion appellee has made, to dismiss this appeal, as the suit is still pending below against the other defendants. The cases are collected in Parker v. Roberts, 44 Ill.…