Roberts v. Nowlin

This is the second appeal in this case; the judgment having been reversed the first time, because of the admission of improper testimony.

After the cause was remanded, the defendant Roberts filed his first amended answer, which contains neither a general demurrer nor any special exceptions; but, from the recitals in the amendment, it appears that the pleader is endeavoring to rely upon the demurrer and exceptions set forth in the original answer. Of course, this cannot be done, since the amendment must stand alone, and is, under district and county court rule No. 14, to be considered as a…