Farrell v. . Thomas and Howard Co.

The demurrer admits all the allegations of the complaint and all inferences that may reasonably be deduced from it under a liberal construction of its terms. Hendrix v. R. R., 162 N. C., 9; Brewer v. Wynne, 154 N. C., 467. For the purpose of ascertaining its meaning and determining its effect as a pleading its allegations will be liberally construed with a view to administering substantial justice between tbe parties. C. S., 535; Bank v. Duffy, 156 N. C., 83. In Hartsfield v. Bryan, 177 N. C., 166, it was held that a complaint will be sustained as against a demurrer if any part of it presents…