Trammel v. Chipman

Complaint in three paragraphs, by the appellee against the appellant; issues of fact; verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, and appeal by the defendant.

The first three assignments of error bring separately in-question the sufficiency of the facts averred in the respective . paragraphs of the complaint to constitute a cause of action. The sufficiency of the complaint as a whole may be assigned as error, and so the sufficiency of each paragraphbo brought under review, but separate assignments on the respective paragraphs severally can not be made. An assignment, to be good, must be such, if…