Dixon v. Dixon

Mobley, Justice.

The opinion rendered by the trial court in considering general and special demurrers stated in effect that the prior petition, which was in one count, was in the alternative, in that it alleged the deed sought to be canceled was either a forgery, or the signatures of petitioners thereto were obtained by fraud and deceit, and that as against general demurrer the allegations as to forgery were sufficient, but the allegations as to fraud and deceit were insufficient. The opinion concluded with the announcement: “Accordingly, the defendant’s general demurrer is sustained, and the…