Daley v. Cunningham
Synopsis
Parties—Joinder of Parties—Action—Trustee—Bond.—The defendant, O., entered into a contract with the plaintiff, D., for the construction of a building upon a lot belonging to them, upon which the plaintiff, the Savings and Loan Society, held a mortgage; and for the faithful performanee of the contract, 0. and the other defendants as sureties gave their bond to the Savings and Loan Society, for the benefit of all the plaintiffs.
Held (in an action for a breach of the bond): The plaintiffs were properly joined.
The Court: We do not think there was any misjoinder of parties plaintiff in this canse (C. C. P., 382), and are of the opinion that the demurrer on that ground was properly overruled.
We find no error in the record, and the judgment and order are affirmed.
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