Womack v. McDonald
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtPoster, J.
Appellant sued, appellee at law in six counts. The first was in trespass to realty, and the others were in slander of the title of realty. The court sustained demurrer to all of them, and, on account of such adverse rulings and to review'them, this appeal is prosecuted.
Count 1 of the complaint contains all the substantial requirements of form'28 of section 9531 of the Code, except the date of the alleged trespass, and there was no ground of demurrer addressed to that failure. The fact that defendant on February 9, 1927, appeared at a store of plaintiff near the lots, the subject of the…
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