Dale v. Thomas

In this action, the appellants, as plaintiffs, sued the appellees, as defendants, in a‘complaint of two paragraphs, to each of which paragraphs the appellees demurred separately, upon two grounds of objection, to wit:

1. That the appellants had not legal capacity to bring and maintain this suit; and,

2. That the paragraph did not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action.

These demurrers were sustained by the court, and to these decisions the appellants excepted, and, failing to amend further, judgment was rendered against them, for the costs of suit, from which judgment this appeal…