Enloe v. . Ragle

A general demurrer will not be allowed. A demurrer must distinctly specify the grounds of objection or it may be disregarded. It may be taken to the whole complaint or to any of the alleged causes of action stated therein. C. S., 512. A demurrer to the jurisdiction or that the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action, will be treated as a motion to dismiss, and can be interposed ore terms at any time, even in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court may raise the question ex mero motu. Seawell v. Cole, 194 N. C., p. 546. In this Court defendant, in writing and ore…