Parker v. Medsker

— Error is assigned upon the decision of the court in sustaining a demurrer for want of facts to the appellant’s complaint, the object of which was to obtain the review of a judgment theretofore rendered against the appellant, the alleged error in the proceedings being the overruling of the appellant’s demurrer, for want of facts, to the complaint on which the judgment was rendered.

The complaint in question was filed December 19th, 1876, and contains the following averments:

The State of Indiana, suing upon the relation of Albert A. Barnes, guardian of the person and property of Alpha Medsker,…