Ragland v. Simpson

1. The grounds of special demurrer calling for the “address” of the plaintiff’s residence and dwelling house were properly sustained since this was vitally pertinent information needed to properly prepare a defense to the action.

2. The general demurrer filed by the defendant Simpson, insisted that the petition failed to set forth facts on which relief may be granted.

It is true that the allegations of the petition that the acts of the defendants were illegal and without authority of law were conclusions, but it is well settled that such conclusions must be *406attacked by special demurrer and are…