Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York June 12, 1911 (Underwood v. Schulz)

PER CURIAM.

Only one bill of costs should have been taxed in this action. Plaintiff sued for a breach of warranty alleged to have been made by the defendants in the sale of a steam launch, of which the defendants were the joint owners and both of whom signed the written contract of sale. The defendants were united in interest, and one could not have been sued without joining the other.