Stahl v. Hammontree

— Complaint upon notes and mortgage. Appellee recovered judgment below, upon the notes, and was awarded a decree foreclosing the mortgage.

Appellants’ counsel assert that the demurrer ought to have been sustained to the complaint, because the notes are improperly described. If the counsel were correct in their assumption, they would be wrong in their conclusion, for such a defect would not destroy the entire complaint. But they are wrong in their assumption; the notes set out as exhibits correspond exactly with the notes described in the mortgage.

The appellants’ counsel say, and this is all…