Guy v. Barnes

When this case was here before, (24 Ind. 345,) we held that the complaint was good. If, as is now contended by the' appellant, the lease is void for uncertainty in the description of the demised premises, then our previous ruling is wrong, for the complaint set out a copy of the lease.

We have examined the authorities cited by the appellant. They do not sustain the position taken by him. It is a maxim of the law that “that is sufficiently certain which can be made certain.” The parties to the léase are described as resident's of Morgan county, in this State. The *104proof shows that the lessee…