Hardesty v. Hine

On appeal from the board of county commissioners, the appellee, over the remonstrance of the appellants, was granted a license to sell intoxicating liquors.

It is contended that the court erred in refusing to allow the appellants to make their remonstrance, as filed before the commissioners, more specific, and to file additional specifications thereto. The motion to so amend the remonstrance, and make it more specific, was filed before any witnesses were sworn and before the impaneling of the jury.

In Stockwell v. Brant, 97 Ind. 474, it was said: “The general rule is that appeals from the…