Jackson v. Weaver

The appellee, as the administrator- of Charles M. Jackson, deceased, instituted this proceeding to obtain an order to sell the real estate of the decedent for the payment of debts. The petition was not assailed in the lower court, but is here attacked in the assignment of errors.

Many defects available on demurrer are cured by a verdict or finding, and after verdict a complaint or petition will be sustained if there are general statements from which specific facts essential to a cause of action can be inferred by reasonable intendment. Jones v. White, 90 Ind. 255; Puett v. Beard, 86 Ind. 172…