Meinecke v. McFarland

It is fundamental that if a complaint states facts sufficient to entitle plaintiff to any relief, it is good as against a general demurrer and whatever is necessarily implied in, or is necessarily to be inferred from an allegation must be taken as directly alleged. Marcellus v. Wright, 51 Mont. 559, 154 Pac. 714; Buhler v. Loftus, 53 Mont. 546, 165 Pac. 601; Grasswick v. Miller, 82 Mont. 364, 267 Pac. 299; State ex rel. Sadler v. Evans, 106 Mont. 286, 77 Pac. (2d) 394.

I concede that the State Fish and Game Warden has discretion in selecting agents to sell fish and game licenses under section…