Olson v. Johnson

The appellant contends that there are two separate complaints attached to one summons. It is the respondents’ position that the plaintiffs’ pleading consists of but one complaint in which two causes of action are separately stated. The wife’s cause of action is set forth in paragraph form. It is particularized as to the following items:

Paragraph “1.” Residence of plaintiffs, their status as husband and wife, and occupation of Dorothy M. Olson as housewife.

Paiagraph “2.” Residence of defendant Johnson and assertion that his occupation is unknown.

Paragraph “3.” Corporate status and residence of…