Morehouse v. Crilley

Barculo, Justice.

I am glad to perceive that the attorney in this case has been able to state briefly, in his demurrer, the reasons why, or particular in which, the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. He seems to have done it, too, without a great deal of difficulty, notwithstanding some of my brethren consider it such a herculean task, that it ought not to be imposed upon a Code lawyer.

The material objection to the complaint is that “it does not state the place where, the time when, the kind or quantity of liquor sold by the defendant, or that any liquor…