Brown v. Darrah

The appellant’s complaint was in two paragraphs, to each of which the appellees demurred for want of facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. The demurrer was overruled to the first, and sustained to the second paragraph. The appellant then withdrew the first paragraph, and, declining to amend the second, judgment was rendered for the appellees for costs. The sufficiency of the second paragraph of the complaint is the only question for our consideration. The object of this paragraph was to enforce a vendor’s lien. The facts alleged, so far as important, were that John Darrah, in…