Hudson v. Cummard

On December 19, 1933, Carroll Hudson, hereinafter called plaintiff, filed with this court an application for leave to prosecute an action in the nature of quo warranto against John Cummard, hereinafter called defendant. Leave was granted, and a citation issued to defendant to appear and answer the complaint. Defendant filed a general demurrer to the complaint together with an answer, and later, by stipulation, a statement of facts, and the matter was submitted on briefs.

There are a number of questions raised which allege defects in form rather than substance. We think it unnecessary to pass…