Adams v. Tuley

The appellant’s complaint consisted of five paragraphs, in each of which it was sought to recover money which was alleged to be due the estate represented by the appellant, and which it was averred the appellees had obtained, in the lifetime of appellant’s intestate, through a judgment recovered for the intestate in a certain action instituted and carried on by the appellees as attorneys at law on behalf of the intestate.

The appellees answered in six paragraphs, the first being a general denial, and the second a general answer of payment.

The appellant demurred to the third, fourth, fifth and…