PER CURIAM.
The sole question raised is whether the trial court has the power and jurisdiction to consolidate for trial these cases without any allegation of joint participation or conspiracy. The relator contends, under the common law of England and of this state unchanged by statute, the trial court has no such jurisdiction to consolidate such cases for trial, relying on 10 Halsbury, Laws of England (3d ed.), p. 415, sec. 760; Rex v. Crane, [1920] 3 K. B...
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