Boyd v. Fitch

This was a suit by the appellants, against the appellees, to obtain the review of a certain judgment.

The appellees demurred to the appellants’ complaint for want of sufficient facts therein to constitute a cause of action ; which demurrers were sustained by the court, and to this ruling the appellants excepted, and judgment was rendered against them for the appellees’ costs.

The appellants have assigned error, which presents for the decision of this court the single question of the sufficiency of the facts stated in their complaint to constitute a cause of action.

In their complaint, which was…