Howe v. Lisbon Savings Bank & Trust Co.

This is the second time this case has been here. See 111 Vt 201, 14 A 2d 3. It came here before upon exceptions to the granting of defendants’ motions to dismiss because of defects in the writ. There was a reversal and the cause was remanded. It was there determined that the defendants’ motions were based upon abatable matter, and that they must be placed in Class IV of dilatory pleas, and not in class I which relates to the jurisdiction of the court. It was there contended by the plaintiff that those defendants who had entered specially only had by their conduct made such appearances become…