Traylor v. Richardson

A demurrer to the complaint of the appellees, for want of sufficient facts, was overruled, and a demurrer to the appellant’s answer was sustained.

The facts stated in the complaint, filed in February, 1890, were, in substance, as follows:

The appellees, being attorneys at law and partners in the practice, were employed by the appellant’s wife, in June, 1889, to bring and prosecute a suit against the appellant for *453divorce and alimony, and to obtain possession of the infant child of the parties to said suit. To induce the appellees to accept said employment, appellant’s wife made certain…