City of New Albany v. Lines
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Floyd Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, J.
The appellees, James and Etta Lines, sued the appellant, the complaint containing two paragraphs, a demurrer to each of which for want of sufficient facts was overruled.- Issues of fact were formed, the trial of which by jury resulted in a general verdict for the appellees for $500. Answers of the jury to interrogatories indicate that the trial of the cause proceeded upon the second paragraph of the complaint. This paragraph showed that the appellees were husband and wife; that the latter was the owner in fee simple of a house and lot in the city of New Albany, bounded on the east by Thomas…
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