Ives v. Williams

This is the same case which was once before us, as reported in 50 Mich. 100. The declaration contained five counts, the second of which is now stricken out, all of which, in one way or another, count upon unlawful interference with plaintiff’s possessory rights by defendant as his landlord. The declaration is drawn in a. very general way, and it was claimed on the trial that there was a misjoinder of counts and a mingling of causes of action not properly counted on together. Other more serious questions are also presented. To understand the questions it is important to know just what the…