Niemeyer v. Dougan

1. Where demurrers to a petition were overruled on January 17, 1923, and where during the term of court convening thereafter a verdict and judgment were rendered for the plaintiff on March 13, 1923, exceptions to the overruling of the defendant’s demurrers, taken for the first time (no exceptions pendente lite being filed) in the bill of exceptions to the verdict and judgment, presented on March 28, 1923, were too late, and present no question for decision. Furthermore, the overruling of such of the demurrers as challenged the right or interest of the plaintiff in the cause of action, or…