Bailey v. Boyd

— This was an action by the appellants, as plaintiffs, against the appellees, as defendants, in the court below, to recover the possession of certain real estate, in Clinton county, Indiana.

The appellee answered the appellants’ complaint by a general denial.

The issues joined were submitted for trial to the court without a jury; and the appellants having introduced their evidence, the appellee demurred thereto, and for the purposes of this suit duly admitted the facts in evidence, and all inferences the court might reasonably and rightfully draw therefrom, in which demurrer there was a joinder…