Southern Railway Co. v. Sheffield

1, 2. The only ground of demurrer which is insisted upon in the brief of counsel for plaintiff in error is that wherein it was insisted that the separate items of damage were not sufficiently set forth. We do not think this objection was well founded. The declaration alleged the number of cattle, the approximate ages, and the time and place at which they were killed. It is alleged that they were all killed at the same time and that they were of the average value of $15.' There being no reference in counsel's brief to the remaining grounds of demurrer, under the rules of this court they will…