Bick v. Lang
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Elkhart Circuit Court
1Opinion of the CourtDavis, C. J.
The only error assigned in this court is that “the court erred in sustaining appellees’ demurrer to the complaint.” The record discloses that appellees filed a demurrer to the complaint, which was sustained by the court,'and exception to the ruling reserved by appellees. No exception to the ruling on the demurrer was taken or reserved by appellants, as shown by the record.
No question is presented for our consideration, unless we assume that the word “defendants” in the exception was used by clerical mistake for the word “plaintiff.”
The record, ordinarily, imports absolute verity. American…
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