Simpson v. Silver Bow County
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Matthews
Appeal by Silver Bow County from a judgment against it and in favor of John H. Simpson, plaintiff, on the judgment-roll alone. Conceding the presumption that the judgment is supported by evidence establishing all of the allegations of the complaint, defendant contends that those allegations are insufficient to constitute a cause of action.
The allegations of the complaint are to the following effect: In June, 1921,. the plaintiff and defendant, acting through its board of county commissioners, entered into a contract whereby plaintiff agreed to furnish the commissioners, while sitting as the…
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