Epstein v. Greer

The rules of law which determine this appeal against the appellant are familiar and firmly settled.

A tenant can not dispute his landlord’s title. The complaint shows that the appellant was the tenant of the appellee. The answer concedes this, but avers facts showing that the landlord had no title to the demised premises. The answer is bad.

If the answer were good, no available error was committed in sustaining the demurrer. The record shows that there was an answer of general denial, and that the cause was tried upon the issue formed by this answer to the appellee’s complaint. If there are any…