6 Ala. 303 | Ala. | 1844
There is clearly a misjoinder of complainants in this case, which is fatal on general demurrer. [Bowie v. Minter, 2 Ala. Rep. 406.] The three persons who were sureties
Certainty, in the allegations of the bill, is essential in equity pleadings. In this case, the uncertainty is so great that it is impossible to say, from the allegations of the bill, who are the necessary parties to the suit. On this head, see the authorities cob lected by Mr Justice Story, in his Equity Pleading, 212.
Let the decree of the chancellor be affirmed.