Contorno v. Ensley Lumber Co.

This * action^ by appellee against appellant was commenced in the inferior court of Ensley, was taken by defendant to the circuit court, and is now here on his appeal.

The contention first to be noticed is that the complaint, filed in the inferior court, and upon which, without improvement, judgment by default was rendered in the circuit court, stated no cause o>f action. The complaint is extraordinarily bad. It fails to specify the legal character of plaintiff, though the name in which it sues suggests a corporation. It names defendant by approximation only. Its single count passes without…