Scott v. Marchant
Indiana Supreme Court
From tbe Whitley Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Black, C.
— This was an action by the appellant Phoebe Scott upon an appeal bond executed by the appellees Charles *350E. Marchant and Ambrose M. Trumbull. A demurrer to the complaint for want of sufficient facts was sustained. This ruling alone is assigned as error.
It was alleged in the complaint, that the appellant commenced a suit in the Whitley Circuit Court on the '7th of November, 1876, making defendants thereto the appellee Mar-chant, John H. Truman, Jeremiah Zartman and others, in which suit appellant demanded by her complaint a personal judgment against said Truman, and the cancellation…
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