Richardson v. Snider

— The first and second paragraphs of the complaint of the appellees are founded upon bills of exchange, drawn by Louis Snider and accepted by the firm of Smith & Hall, of which it is alleged all the appellants were members. Demurrers were unsuccessfully addressed to each of these paragraphs, and appellants complain of the action of the court in overruling them.

The contention of the appellants is, that the complaint does not show any title in the appellees to the bills of exchange sued on, and that no right in appellees to maintain an action thereon is shown by the complaint. The allegations…