...wrong. (j>) 5 Mad. 138, SC object of the suit be single, but it happens that different Multifarious persons have separate interests, in distinct questions,...order that the suit may conclude the whole subject." There is no doubt that, in the above observation, the learned judge stated the principle correctly...

...thought fit to impeach the sale made to him, it ought to have been the subject of a distinct BilI. In order to determine, whether a suit is multifarious,...the question, whether the defendant Laying is, or is not to be considered as the purchaser of this property." was held, that the Bill was multifarious;...

...thought fit to impeach the sale made to him, it ought to have been the subject of a distinct BilI. In order to determine, whether a suit is multifarious,...be considered as the purchaser of this property." " See Campbell ». Mackay, 1 Mylne & Craig, 603, 617-625; Ante, §272, a; Post, § 578, a. See also...

...plaintiff's Bill seeks relief in respect of matters, which are in their nature separate and distinct. 1f the object of the suit be single, but it happens,...be considered as the purchaser of this property." See Campbell v. Mackay, 1 Mylne & Craig, 603, 617-625; Ante, §272, a; Post, § 578, a. See also Attorney-General...

...relief in respect of matters which are in their nature separate and distinct." "If," says his Honor, " the object of the suit be single, but it happens that...order that the suit may conclude the whole subject " (1). There is no doubt that, in the above observation the learned judge stated the principle correctly...

...separate interests in distinct questions, which arise out of that single object, it necessarily folllows that such different persons must be brought before...the suit may conclude the whole subject." Here, the hill has the single object of the prevention of burials, upon a plot of ground owned in severally by...

...their nature separate and distinct. If the object of the suit be single, but it happens, that diifcrent persons have separate interests in distinct questions,...be considered as the purchaser of this property." See Campbell v. Mackay, 1 Mylne & Craig, 603,617-625; Ante,§ 272a; Post, § 578 a. See also Attorney-General...

...persons have separate interests in distinct questions which arise out of that single object, those persons must be brought before the Court in order that the suit may conclude the whole subject The object of the plaintiffs, or the case as to one defendant, • SD 1851, p. 417. " SD 1849, p. 211....

...it happens that different persons have separate interests in distinct questions which arise out of a single object, it necessarily follows that such different...order that the suit may conclude the whole subject." Young v. Young, 81 NC, 91 ; Salvidge v. Hyde, 5 Mad., 1385. "The several causes of action are such...

...nature separate and distinct. If the object of the suit be single, but it happens that different peraons have separate interests in distinct questions which...order that the suit may conclude the whole subject." 6 There is no doubt that, in the above observation, the learned judge stated the principle correctly;...