Richards v. Edick
New York Supreme Court
Demurrer to the first and second Counts of the complaint. The opinion states all the material facts and questions.
1Opinion of the CourtGridley, J.
This is a demurrer, separately taken to the two first counts of the complaint, upon several grounds, all of *262which may be classed under the sixth subdivision of section 144 of the code. Although these grounds of objection are stated as special causes of demurrer, yet, unless they are such as show that the counts respectively do not contain facts enough to constitute a cause of action', they, cannot be regarded, on this árgument. Defects merely formal, and which, under the former practice, were the appropriate subjects of a special demurrer, cannot now be reached and corrected by this form of…
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