identity of parties

identity of parties
The prerequisite to joinder of causes of action that all causes should affect all parties to the action, both parties defendant and parties plaintiff. State ex rel. Alderson v Halbert, 133 W Va 337, 56 SE2d 114. Not a mere matter of form, but of substance, since parties nominally the same may be, in legal effect different; and parties nominally different may be, in legal effect, the same. Chicago Rock Island & Pacific R. Co. v Schendel, 270 US 611, 70 L Ed 757, 46 S Ct 420, 53 ALR 1265. A prerequisite to a plea of abatement on the ground of prior action pending; the same parties on both sides in two or more actions, appearing in the same capacity in each action, and representing the same interest. 1 Am J2d Abat & R § 26.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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