Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Co. v. Norman

The appellee’s complaint against the appellant, to recover the value of cattle killed by being run against by the appellant’s locomotive and cars, consisted of six paragraphs.

In the appellant’s ’ assignment of errors there are seven specifications. Each one of the first six specifications seeks to question in this court for the first time the sufficiency of a separate paragraph of the complaint. There is no assignment addressed to the question of the sufficiency of the entire complaint.

The statute, section 667, Burns’ R. S. 1894 (655, Horner’s R. S, 1896), requires that the assignment of…