Saxonia Mining & Reduction Co. v. Cook

The only question one need to consider in this case is, whether the complaint is sufficient to support the judgment. The complaint contains two counts, the second of which is wholly insufficient for any purpose, and cuts no figure in the case. The first count is as follows, viz.: “ The said plaintiff, complaining of the said defendant, complains and allegés: That on the 27th day of May, 1880, the said defendant entered into a certain agreement with the plaintiff, in and by which the said defendant hired and employed the said plaintiff for the term and period of one year from the 15th day of…