Dye v. Alexander

1. Where judgments overruling general demurrers to a petition are unexcepted to, they become the law of the case; and where, as here, the plaintiff proves the allegations of such a petition for damages and attorney's fees, he is entitled to recover. The evidence supported the verdict for the plaintiff for attorney's fees, and the general grounds of the motion for new trial are without merit.

2. Rulings on pleadings and interlocutory judgments, when preserved by exceptions pendente lite, may be reviewed by the Supreme Court when error is assigned thereon in the final bill of exceptions; but…