Opinion
January Term, 1901.
Interlocutory judgment affirmed, with costs, and demurrer sustained, with costs, with leave to the plaintiff to plead over upon the usual terms, upon the authority of McClure v. Wilson ( 13 App. Div. 274), and McClure v. Law ( 161 N.Y. 78). — All concurred, except McLennan and Spring, JJ.
I dissent upon the ground that the complaint states but a single cause of action, to wit, a conspiracy on the part of the defendants to destroy the plaintiff and dissipate its property; that the result of such conspiracy was to put certain moneys into the hands of the conspiring defendants, and, in addition, to cause damage to plaintiff; that in the same action the fruits of the conspiracy received by the defendants and any and all damages resulting from such conspiracy may be recovered, and any contracts made between the participants in such conspiracy may be set aside. Spring, J., concurred.