Den v. Huff

Reese, J.:

The fact of several pleas docs not make several causes in any case but ejectment, and does not in that action necessarily. But where different questions are involved between different ■ parties upon different titles, it is proper in ejectment to sever the causes. The parties having recognized in this case a severance, and acquiesced in it, are bound by their acquiescence, and the taxation was hence proper. Each party will pay full costs. ⁽¹⁾

Judgment affirmed.

(1) Splitting of cause of action and accumulation of costs. Dews v. Eastman, 6 Yerg. 298.

Separation of costs in same suit. Allison v. Thompson, 2 Swan 62; Boothe v. Cowan, 5 Sneed 354.

Several executions levied on same property, only one advertisement to he made and changed for. Arnold v. Dinsmore, 3 Cold. 235.