Reid v. Mitchell

— In this case the complaint of the appellant, the plaintiff below, contained two paragraphs, to each of which paragraphs the appellee’s demurrers, for the want of sufficient facts to constitute a cause of action, were sustained by the court. The appellant excepted to each of these rul*470ings, and declining to amend o'r plead further judgment was rendered against him for appellee’s costs.

Errors are assigned by the appellant in this court, which call in question the decisions of the circuit court in sustaining the appellee’s demurrers to each of the paragraphs of complaint. Did the court err in…