Reed v. Spayde

Complaint on a promissory note, by the appellee, against the appellants. After the complaint had been filed, and after a rule for answer had been granted against the appellants, the appellee filed interrogatories to be answered by the appellants. The appellants moved to reject the interrogatories. The motion was overruled, and exception taken. The court then put the appellants under rule to answer the interrogatories. It is insisted by the appellants, that this practice is irregular,—that the interrogatories should have been filed with the complaint at the same time the complaint was filed,…