Ryan v. First National Bank & Trust Co. of Racine

Much confusion is introduced into the consideration of this case because of the fact that the demurring defendant does not confine itself to the consideration of the allegations contained in each of the pleadings demurred to. No attempt is made to make a statement of the facts set out in the complaint. There is contained in the brief a so-called statement of facts, no reference being- made to where the allegations may be found in the case. Parts of the three pleadings are stated, and then the case is argued as if there was but one pleading in the case. This is a procedure that is not helpful…