Willson v. Brown

The circuit court sustained the several demurrers of the defendants to the complaint of the appellants, for the want of facts stated sufficient to constitute a cause of action, and, the appellants abiding by their exception, gave judgment against them.

The ruling upon the demurrers is assigned as error.

The substance of the complaint is that the defendant Brown, who had purchased and received a deed of conveyance of certain school land particularly described, made his note and mortgage to the State of Indiana for $500, for the benefit of *472the school fund; “ that, by a mutual mistake of fact on…