Sherman & Ellis, Inc. v. Indianapolis Castings Co.
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Ewbank, J
demurrer for insufficiency of facts was sustained to appellant’s complaint, and upon its refusal to amend or plead over judgment was rendered that it take nothing, and that appellee recover its costs. Sustaining the demurrer is the only error assigned.
The complaint is entitled “Sherman & Ellis, Inc., a corporation vs. the Indianapolis Castings Company,” and does not suggest anything more as to the character in which or the persons on behalf of whom the plaintiff sues. The complaint recites that, “The plaintiff complains of said defendant and for cause of action against said defendant…
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