DocketNumber: No. 2989
Citation Numbers: 3 Willson 472
Judges: Son, Will
Filed Date: 11/21/1888
Status: Precedential
Modified Date: 9/7/2021
Opinion by
§ 399. Parties plaintiff; assignee of a claim may sue without joining assignor; case stated. Appellee was assignee of O. J. Huskey, an insolvent debtor, for the benefit of the creditors of said insolvent. One M. Huskey was a creditor of said insolvent, and accepted said assignment. Said M. Huskey assigned his claim to appellants, and they brought this suit to compel appellee, as assignee aforesaid, to pay the pro rata due thereon, alleging their ownership of said claim, etc. Appellee excepted to their petition upon the ground that it showed upon its face that M. Huskey was a necessary party plaintiff to the suit, and said exception was sustained and the suit was dismissed. PLeld error, it is expressly alleged in the petition that M. Huskey had assigned to the plaintiffs the claim sued upon, and that plaintiff $ were the owners thereof. M. Huskey, therefore, had no right to or interest in the claim, and was not a necessary party in a suit upon or concerning it.. Appellants had
Reversed and remanded.