Teague v. Fowler

Perkins,, G. J.

Suit by. the .appellees, against the appellant.

A demurrer to the complaint was. overruled, and exception taken.

The .complaint seems to have been drawn without,any very definite idea, in the mind .of the draughtsman, of the principle of law on whioh. it was to be sustained.. It probably might not be harmed by being remodelled.

We condense from it the following statement, which we think its allegations justify:

William W. Fowler was administrator upon the estate of Robert Rice, deceased. He became pecuniarily embarrassed, and intemperate. Jacob Teague and William Fowler, the first…