McNamara v. Ellis

Suit upon a note commenced by attachment. The defendant appeared and moved to dismiss the attachment, because the affidavit was as the affiant “verily believed.” The motion was overruled. The affidavit was sufficient. Trew v. Gaskill, 10 Ind. R. 265.

The defendant answered, and filed interrogatories, and took a rule generally for a reply. Perhaps this did not amount to a rule to answer interrogatories.

The plaintiff replied to the answer, but did not answer the interrogatories. No steps were taken to compel an answer; but a motion was made to dismiss the cause, because the interrogatories were…