67 Wis. 517 | Wis. | 1886
These two cases are substantially alike in respect to the questions presented on appeal. The complaints
It has long been settled by this court that in order to make a complaint multifarious the court which is claimed to be improperly joined must set out a good cause of action. Bassett v. Warner, 23 Wis. 673; Truesdell v. Rhodes, 26 Wis. 215; Willard v. Reas, 26 Wis. 540; Lee v. Simpson, 29 Wis. 333. The case of Leidersdorf v. Second Ward Savings Bank, 50 Wis. 406, is not in conflict with the above cases. It is held in that case only that if the complaint stated any cause of action it stated two causes and was therefore de-murrable. It was not decided whether the complaint stated any good cause of action.
Does either of these complaints state any good cause of
By the Court.— The order of the circuit court in each case is affirmed.