Fall v. Thompson

WADTHALD, Justice.

On May 28, 1930, Mrs. Willie Kay Fall, a widow, residing in Dallas, Tex., filed her first amended original petition, complaining of J. O. Thompson and the city of Dallas, and praying that “she have judgment against defendants for the damages, interest, reasonable attorney’s fees and costs,” by reason of the matters complained of. Thompson and the city of Dallas filed separate answ'ers, each, among defenses, answering by a general demurrer to plaintiff’s petition. The court sustained each of defendant’s general demurrers, and, the plaintiff refusing to amend, her suit as to…