Cummings v. Stark

Appellees brought suit against appellants to enjoin the collection of certain taxes.

The court overruled a separate demurrer of each of the appellants to the complaint,' for want of sufficient facts, and appellants refusing to plead further, and electing to stand on their demurrer, judgment was rendered upon said demurrer enjoining the tax.

The errors assigned, separately and jointly, are that the court erred in overruling each of said demurrers.

The complaint, after the title, is as follows:

“That plaintiffs are a firm, and have an office, as such, doing a banking business, with a view to…