REQUIRED JOINDER OF CLAIMS

Blume, William Wirt

Journal: Michigan Law Review

Volume: 45

First Page: 797

Year: 1947

Bluebook Citation: 45 MICH. L. REV. 797 (1947)

Author: William Wirt Blume: all 40 publications


Abstract

There are three principal reasons for requiring the joinder of claims: (1) To prevent the evils of a multiplicity of suits. (2) To eliminate the possibility of more than one recovery on one liability. (3) To make possible the ranking of claims and a pro rata distribution of property. In this paper the writer will undertake a brief survey of the common situations in which joinder of claims is or may be required, with the object of indicating the extent to which the practice is bottomed on the principle of preventing unnecessary suits.

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