Huseman v. Sims

The sustaining of appellees’ demurrer to his complaint, for the alleged want of sufficient facts therein to constitute a cause of action, is the only error of which the appellant complains in this court.

In his complaint the appellant Huseman alleged that the appellee Sims was the sheriff of Dearborn county and had been such for two years prior to October 1st, 1883; that, on the 5th day of October, 1882, the appellees Placke and *318Schulze obtained a judgment in the Dearborn Circuit Court for the sum of $1,059.25; that, of the money so recovered in such judgment, the sum of $750 was due as rent…