Webster v. Smith

The appellee sued the appellant, who demurred to the complaint, the causes of demurrer stated being that the complaint did not state facts sufficient to' constitute a cause of action, and that there was defect of parties defendant in this, that Joshua Hill should have been made a defendant. The demurrer was overruled.

The complaint alleged, in substance, that on the 1st of April, 1887, Joshua Hill wished to purchase a wagon of the appellee on an extension of time for one year, the agreed price being sixty dollars; that the appellee refused to sell and deliver the wagon to said Hill unless he…