Garrett v. Foy & Adams Co.

Wade, O. J.

1. A recovery was sought against several different defendants, and there was clearly a misjoinder of parties, as the abuse of legal process alleged was without any distinctly alleged knowledge or connivance on the part of the defendant upon whose oath the warrant issued, notwithstanding a general allegation in the petition that he and other defendants named, “by conspiring and acting together and doing the acts and things hereinafter complained of, have jointly and severally, wilfully, wantonly, and maliciously injured and damaged your petitioner in the sum of $25,000.” So far as…