Bott v. Barr
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Lawrence Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bicknell, C. C.
The appellants were the plaintiffs below. Their complaint was in • two paragraphs. Demurrers were sustained thereto for want of facts sufficient. Judgment was rendered upon the demurrers, and the plaintiffs appealed. The rulings upon the demurrers are the only errors assigned.
The first paragraph alleged that the defendant was-administrator, and that at the time of his intestate’s death there were saw-logs of his in the plaintiff’s log-yard, and that afterwards the defendant agreed with the plaintiffs to pay them forty cents per hundred feet for sawing said logs into lumber, and…
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