Jaqua v. Shewalter

On Petition for a Rehearing.

Lotz, C. J.

When this cause was considered, on a former occasion, the appellee was not represented by counsel. Since then the appellee has filed a petition for a rehearing on the question decided, and both the appellee and the appellant unite in requesting the, court to de*237cide another question, which will arise in the event of another trial.

The appellee asserts that the court was mistaken in the former opinion, holding the complaint insufficient. It is settled beyond controversy that a complaint for a money demand, on contract, must show that the. debt, or some part…