Detroit, Eel River & Illinois Railroad v. Blodgett
Indiana Supreme Court
From the DeKalb Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHowk, J.
In this action, the appellee, as plaintiff, sued the appellant, as defendant, in a complaint of three paragraphs, before a justice of the peace of DeKalb county, Indiana.
The trial of the cause before the justice resulted in a judgment for the appellee, for thirty-five dollars, from which judgment the case was appealed to the court below.
The appellant moved the court below to dismiss severally each paragraph of the appellee’s complaint; which motion was overruled as to the first and second paragraphs, to which decisions the appellant excepted. The motion to dismiss was sustained as to the…
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