Cummings v. Central Oregon Bank

Defendants assign error of the court in rendering a judgment in favor of plaintiff for the reason that the complaint does not state a cause of action. This is the only assignment of error.

Plaintiff alleges in his complaint, in substance, the following facts:

The corporate character of the defendant bank: that on or about the first day of January, 1920, the defendants employed the plaintiff to care for and feed and look after a band of about 187 head of cattle belonging to one John Hays, and upon which cattle defendant, the Central Oregon Bank, held a mortgage for a large sum of money and at…