Dumbould v. Rowley
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Marshall Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHowk, J.
This suit was originally commenced by appellee, Rowley, as plaintiff, against appellant, Dumbould, and one William B. Kyle, sheriff of Marshall county, as defendants. Afterwards, plaintiff filed a supplemental complaint, making one Joseph S. Neeley a party defendant in the action. Plaintiff dismissed his action as to the defendant Kyle. Thereafter, the remaining defendants, Dumbould and Neeley, jointly answered by a general denial of the complaint. The issues joined were tried by the court, and, at the request of such defendants, the court made a special finding of the facts, ancj stated its…
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