Homire v. Halfman
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Clinton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDowling, C. J.
Action for damages alleged to have been sustained by appellant by reason of having been' deprived of her means of support by the wrongful act of the appellee. The complaint was in a' single paragraph, to which a demurrer was sustained for want of facts. Judgment for appellee followed. The error assigned presents the question of the sufficiency of the complaint, the material allegations of which were 'as follows: That on August 8, 1892, the plaintiff was married to Fred Homire, and has ever since been, and now is, his legal wife; that as such wife she was dependent upon her said husband for…
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