Slagle v. Bodmer
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Shelby Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
This was an application by the appellant to set aside a judgment entered against him at a previous term of the Shelby Circuit Court.
A demurrer was filed to the complaint by the appellees, and, when the cause came up for argument-, the court announced that “The submission of the demurrer was and must be regarded as a full submission of the cause upon the facts stated in the motion.” “This determination was,” as the record states, “acquiesced in by the parties.” As no objection was then interposed by the appellant, he is not now in a situation to here complain of the ruling of the court…
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