Johnson v. Coleman

Tom Glaze, Judge.

Appellant argues four points for reversal, all of which arise from pre-trial motions. The trial court ruled against appellant on each motion, and after hearing the cause on its merits, the court entered judgment in favor of appellee. Appellant does not challenge the merits of the case on appeal.

The chronological sequence and manner in which this case developed for trial are important:(1) On July 10, 1980, appellee filed her complaint and later amended it on August 6,1980, after appellant filed a motion to make more definite and certain.(2) On November 18, 1980, appellant…