Clegg v. Waterbury

— The appellees, who are husband and wife, brought this action to recover damages for a malicious prosecution instituted against the latter by the appellant.

The complaint was not attacked in the court below, but is here assailed by the assignment of errors. We are, therefore, to test the complaint by the rules which prevail in cases where the pleading is not questioned until after verdict. It is a familiar ruje that many defects are aided by a verdict, and that after verdict all reasonable intendments will be made in favor of the pleading. The part of the complaint which. ' charges the…