Bell v. Poindexter

In this action under the Dram Shop Act, a complaint, as amended, was stricken on motion. Upon an election to stand on the pleadings, the suit was dismissed at plaintiff’s costs, from which order this appeal follows.

The original complaint consisted of four counts, all alleging that plaintiff, Ronald Lee Bell, was a minor under the age of one year; that Virgil Baird was his guardian; that such minor was a son and only heir of Carl F.Bell, deceased, who, in his lifetime, was a salesman earning, annually, $5,000, which went for the support of himself and son; that James Poindexter, on September…