Lewis v. Williams

(After stating the foregoing facts.) In regard to his special demurrers, the plaintiff in error insists upon the following propositions: (a) The petition should designate which of the partiés is the husband and which are the children. (b) The ages of the children should be set out for the reason that if any of the children are minors they must sue by next friend. (c) The act provides that the husband and children suing jointly can recover the value of the life, and the jury should have the right to know and should determine how the value of the life should be apportioned among those entitled…