subject of the action

subject of the action
The primary right of the plaintiff and a wrong in violation of such right, whereby a remedial right arises in his favor. Studebaker Corp. v Hanson, 24 Wyo 222, 157 P 582, 160 P 336. Not something relating to the thing itself about which the controversy has arisen, but rather the origin and ground of the plaintiff's right to recover or obtain the relief asked. Collier v Ervin, 3 Mont 142. Either the property which is sought to be recovered or alleged to be injured, or a substantive right which has been violated, to enforce or maintain which the action is brought. 20 Am J2d Countcl § 70.

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