Speed v. Bailey

This case comes before us on a demurrer by the defendants challenging the legal sufficiency of the plaintiff’s cause of action. The declaration includes as a part thereof a bill of particulars, and the demurrer is to1 the whole declaration. The demurrer being overruled, the case proceeded to trial, resulting in a judgment for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. The single question presented by the record is the correctness of the ruling of the lower court on the demurrer.

The bill of particulars is unusual, and, as far as we have been able to discover, unlike any other upon which we have…