King v. Tilley

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The plaintiff in error in the demurrer itself, the defendant in error in his brief, and the judge of the lower court treated this case as if the sole question properly raised for decision by the record was whether or not a general demurrer should have been sustained, and this court in King v. Tilley, supra, so treated the case and held: "The widow is not entitled to collect any of the rents for the year 1939. Hence the judge erred in not sustaining the general demurrer.” We understood that the general demurrer passed on by the trial court raised the…