Lawrence v. Stanton

In support of their objections on special appearance, the defendants assail the sufficiency of the petition. Their objections thereto, and their arguments in support of them, are quite in the nature of a demurrer. They avail little to the appellants for the purpose of their special appearance. The petition is not a model. It is fairly susceptible at least to a motion, and perhaps to a demurrer. Its deficiencies and its redundancies are subject to amendment by motion or otherwise, and so subject under the order and supervision of the court. They have no necessary effect upon the jurisdiction.…