Sumner v. Goings

The appellee sued the appellant on a complaint in one paragraph, to which a second' paragraph was afterward added. The appellant’s demurrer was sustained to the first paragraph and overruled as to the second, to which he filed an answer in twelve paragraphs, to the tenth, eleventh and twelfth of which the demurrer of the appellee was sustained. To so many of these rulings as were adverse to him, and to the giving and refusing of certain instructions, the appellant saved exceptions, and has assigned errors which bring them under review. The second paragraph of the complaint is not in the…