Youngblood v. Youngblood

Incorporated in the answer is a demurrer to the bill, assigning as causes a want of equity, and that the complainant had a plain and adequate remedy át law. The cause was submitted for final decree, as the record recites, “on bill and answer, pleadings and proofs.” The decree, as originally rendered, fails to notice the demurrer, though adjudging the complainant the relief prayed. At a subsequent term, on motion of respondent, the record was amended, so as to show the cause was submitted for hearing on the demurrer, as well as on bill, answers and proofs, and that the demurrer was overruled.…