As plaintiff's alleged causes of action, for which he sought damages against the defendants jointly or as a group, in the lump sum of $500 (without stating how much of this he claimed was due to the alleged culpable acts of the defendant, Rockett, former County Treasurer), included an alleged cause of action against Townsend for "depriving plaintiff of the rentals thereon for the past two years, tearing down, removing and replacing furnishings owned by plaintiff and situate on such real property * * *", which is clearly sustainable in this type of action, see Wilco v. Westerheide, supra, the sustaining of said joint demurrer was error, if done (which it apparently was) on the theory that plaintiff's petition stated no cause for damages against any of the defendants. Nail v. Ryan, 113 Okla. 252, 241 P. 1094. Defendants also contend that as the evidence indicates plaintiff may have sold the property involved he has no such interest as entitles him to maintain this action.

"Wherefore, the plaintiffs pray judgment against the said defendants, and each of them, in the sum of $825, with interest from this date at 6 per cent. per annum until paid and for their costs." In Nail v. Ryan, 113 Okla. 252, 241 P. 1094, this court held "a joint general demurrer should be overruled if the petition states a cause of action against any of the parties joining in the demurrer." This rule is also supported by Bell v. Harrington, 81 Okla. 1, 196 P. 137, and Rogers Milling Co. v. Goff, Gamble Wright Co., 46 Okla. 339, 148 P. 1029.