Griffin v. Ransdell

The appellee’s complaint charged that the *441appellants had unlawfully taken and converted a dwelling-house, of which she was the owner, to their own use. A demurrer to the complaint was overruled, issue joined, and trial had, resulting in a finding and judgment in favor of the appellee.

One of the assignments of error attacks the ruling upon the demurrer to the complaint, and requires us to determine its sufficiency. The theory upon which appellants proceed in their attack upon the complaint is, that a dwelling-house situated on real estate can not be treated as personal property, and,…