Allen v. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

The appellee sued the appellant, by a complaint in the usual form, for the possession of certain real estate, and for damages for the wrongful detention thereof.

The assignment of errors questions the sufficiency of the complaint, the overruling of a motion for a venire de novo, and the overruling of a motion for a new trial.

The transcript does not include either of the motions upon which the last two errors so assigned are predicated, and no question, therefore, is sufficiently made as to them.

The argument of appellant’s counsel as to the sufficiency of the complaint is as follows: “The suit…