Davies v. Seasley

*608OPINION

By LYNCH, J.

We observe that quite often the question here presented is not raised in actions of this character, but when raised it becomes the duty of the court to determine whether there is a misjoinder of parties defendant, and whether different causes of action are improperly joined. We have read with care the briefs filed in this case, but find, after carefully examining the cases cited by plaintiff in error, that the same are not determinative of the question here involved. We further observe that all of the decisions of the Court of Appeals cited in said brief are prior in time…