Turner v. McKee

My first impression of this case was that the plaintiff had alleged facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action, and while he had not pleaded with technical accuracy and perhaps had stated his grievance somewhat in-artificially, yet there was just enough said to require an answer from the defendant. A more careful and critical examination of the case and a better understanding of the facts convince me that my first impression was not correct, and that there are defects in the complaint which, in the present state of the case, namely, a defective complaint and a demurrer thereto…