Supreme Court of Connecticut December 20, 1901 (Oley v. Miller)
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United States · · · 20-12-1901
Prentice, J.
This complaint erroneously contains two counts; there should have been but one. The two together state but one cause of action. Applying the usual test, we find that all the allegations of fact in the complaint, in so far as they are relevant at all, constitute only the statement of one claimed right and one claimed delict. Pomeroy’s Code Remedies, §§ 455, 457.
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