Goodwine v. Miller
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the "Warren Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the Court
Getísoby, J.
This ease is here for the second time. One of the points ruled is, that' the statute regulating arbitrations is cumulative and does not affect common law submissions. 29 Ind. 46.
The first alleged error relied upon by the appellant is, that the' court, on the motion of the appellee, struck out a demurrer to the complaint.
When the judgment was reversed by this court, the order was to overrule the .demurrer to the complaint. The court below accordingly overruled it, and the defendant answered. The attorneys of the appellant applied for a continuance on account of the absence of their…
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