Hill v. . Stansbury

Tbe cases above numbered are all bere on appeals of defendants from a denial, in part, of motions to strike from tbe complaint various items, ranging from whole paragraphs to fragmentary expressions, and even single words. Tbe motions were made under C. S., 537, before answer .or demurrer, and before any extension of time to plead was-granted. Tbe motions were made upon tbe theory that tbe matter objected to is irrelevant and prejudicial.

Tbe cases were argued together in this Court, and for convenience, are so considered in tbe opinion.

All three of tbe cases are based on tbe commission of…