(a) If a husband and wife are sued together, the wife may defend: (1) For her own right; and (2) If the husband neglects to defend, for his right also. (b) Where a husband, being a father, has deserted his family, the wife, being a mother, may prosecute or defend in his name any action […]
Where a party is judicially found to be of unsound mind during the pendency of an action, the fact being stated on the record: (1) If he or she is the plaintiff, his or her guardian may be joined with him or her in the action as such; (2) If he or she is the […]
A guardian or attorney appointed on the application of the plaintiff to defend for an infant, person of unsound mind, or prisoner shall be allowed a reasonable fee for his or her services, to be paid by the plaintiff and taxed in the costs.
Administrators, executors, and guardians appointed in any of the states, territories, or districts of the United States, under the laws thereof, may sue in any of the courts of this state, in their representative capacity, to the same and like effect as if the administrators, executors, and guardians had been qualified under the laws of […]
(a) Joint obligations shall be construed to have the same effect as joint and several obligations, and may be sued on, and recoveries had thereon in like manner. (b) Persons severally liable upon the same contract, including parties to bills of exchange, promissory notes placed upon the footing of bills of exchange, common orders and […]
(a) When the assignment is not authorized by statute, the assignor must be a party as plaintiff or defendant. (b) Where the right of the plaintiff is transferred or assigned during the pendency of the action, it may be continued in his or her name, or the court may allow the person to whom the […]
