...of 'interest in the subject-matter," among these individuals, but where there is, and because thore is, merely a community of interest among them in the...against each individual member of the numerous body. 1 Pom. Eq. Jur. § 269. Equity assumes and exercises jurisdiction in cnses of this character in order...

...against such a numerous body, although there is no 'common title,' nor 'community of right' or o£ 'interest in the subject-matter,' among these individuals,...against each individual member of the numerous body. * * * Courts of the highest standing and ability have repeatedly interfered and exercised this jurisdiction,...

...body, although there is no "common title" or "community of right" or "interest in th« subject matter" among these individuals, but where there is and because...against each individual member of the numerous body." 4. With the exception of Carlton v. Newman (18S5) 77 Me. 408, I Atl. 194, a case where the collection...

...body, although there is no "common title" or "community of right" or "interest in UIB subject matter" among these individuals, but where there is and because...against each individual member of the numerous body." 4. With the exception of Carlton v. Newman (1885) 77 Me. 408. 1 Atl. 194, a case where the collection...

...subject matter" among these individuals, but where there is and because there is merely a community pf interest among them in the questions of law and fact...against each individual member of the numerous body." 4. With the exception of Carlton v. Newman (1885) 77 Me. 408, 1 Atl. 194, a case where the collection...

...individuals, but where there is and because there is merely a community of interest among Opinion. them in the questions of law and fact involved in...against each individual member of the numerous body." The fourth class recognized by Mr. Pomeroy was adopted, in its full literal scope, and his conclusions...

...treatise, and that the cases he cited do not maintain the proposition that mere community of interest "in the questions of law and fact involved in the...against each individual member of the numerous body," is ground for the interposition of chancery to settle in one suit the several controversies. There...

...title, nor community of right, nor of interest In the subjectmatter, hut because there is merely :i community of Interest among them in the questions...against each individual member of the numerous body. In a majority of the decided cases this community of interest in the questions iit issue, in the nature...

...Individuals, but where there is and because there is merely a community of interest among them in the question of law and fact Involved in the general controversy,...against each individual member of the numerous body. In a majority of the decided cases, this community of interests In the question at Issue and in the...

...nor "community of right" or of "interest in the subject matter" among these individuals, but where there is merely a community of interest among them...or against each individual member of the numerous body.18 Under this rule a taxpayer may maintain an Or. 563, 26 Рac. 838, holding the Fed. 350, 136...