Puett v. Beard

The sufficiency of the complaint was not questioned in the trial court, but is here assailed by the assignment of errors.

There are many defects in a pleading which a verdict will cure, and that which the appellants suppose to exist in the appellee’s complaint belongs to the class which a verdict cures. The defect supposed to exist is that the appellants’ connection with the wrong constituting the cause of action is not properly averred. It may, perhaps, be true that there is some obscurity and confusion upon this point, but, however this may be, there are such facts stated as will enable the…