Benson v. Hunter

The plaintiff sued Winifred N. Benson for work and labor performed by him personally, and on an assigned account of his brother, Evan Hunter, for work and labor, all alleged to have been done and performed “at her special instance and request. ’ ’ Defendant, among other things, answered that there was a defect of parties defendant, in that: (1) The defendant was at the commencement of the action, and still was, a married woman, and that her husband lived at Gadsden, Yuma county; (2) that if plaintiff and his assignor worked for anybody it was on land belonging to defendant and her husband, Ed…