Ferguson v. Ramsey

—This was an action by the appellee against the appellant. The original complaint was in the name of Milton M. Ramsey, plaintiff. The summons was in the name of Alexander, instead of Milton. The court gave the appellee leave to amend his complaint, by substituting his true name,' to correspond with the name in the summons, to which the appellant excepted. There was no error in this action of the court. 2 G. & H. 118, sec. 99; Abshire v. Mather, 27 Ind. 381.

The complaint alleges that the appellant, as the agent of the appellee, sold certain real estate, and received the money therefor, and…