Goldberg v. Berger

1. In a suit brought by the payee against the maker on promissory notes, which are attached to and made part of the petition, and which show no indorsement and no parting with legal title or ownership by the payee, a plea which merely alleges that the plaintiff '“is not the rightful oumer of said notes or lien against the property described in said petition, and has no right to bring any action whatsoever against defendant herein,” and merely generally denies the indebtedness and the allegations of the petition, fails to show any ground of defense, and is properly stricken on demurrer. See…