Lea v. Akron Wood Products Co.

The plaintiff in error argues two points in this court: first, that there is a misjoinder of causes of action and of parties; but with this contention we disagree, as the petition shows that Lea made a substantial payment upon the debt which it is alleged he assumed and that the payment was accepted by said creditor, which clearly established a privity of interest as to the common debt which was the basis of the action, and determined the case as one under the civil code which permits joinders such as this to be made.

As to the second claim made by the plaintiff in error we also disagree, as…