Newton v. Donnelly
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Madison Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtReinhard, J.
The appellee’s complaint in this action was in two paragraphs. The appellants jointly and severally demurred to each paragraph of the complaint, which demurrers were overruled and exceptions reserved. This ruling the appellants have jointly and severally assigned as error.
The first paragraph is a declaration on an open account for $250, for services rendered the appellants by the appellee, in the sale of certain real estate for them at their special instance and request, a bill of particulars of which is set out, stating that the appellants are indebted to the appellee for “services rendered…
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