Smith v. Williams

— Plaintiff appeals from a judgment of dismissal entered following the sustaining of both a general and special demurrer to her complaint, and her failure to amend within the time allowed. As hereinafter appears, we have concluded that plaintiff’s pleading was sufficient, that the demurrers should have been overruled, and that the judgment should be reversed.

Plaintiff’s complaint, couched in three purported causes of action, is entitled “Cancellation, Damages and Quiet Title.” Defendant-respondent Williams, one of the six defendants named in the complaint, demurred generally as to each of the…