Richardson v. Sewell

To appellee’s complaint, containing two counts, the appellants filed a plea of the general issue, and appellant bank also interposed two special pleas. No demurrers were filed to the complaint or the pleas. The merits of the case depend upon the proof offered in support of the issues thus made by the pleadings.

The first count is in trover, but contains no allegation of ownership of the property 'alleged to have been converted. It therefore was subject to appropriate demurrer. Weil Bros. v. Ponder, 127 Ala. 296, 28 South. 656. Without intimating any opinion as to. whether, in view of this…