Findling v. Lewis

The record in this case, as was said in Coen v. Funk, 26 Ind. 289, “not only presents a lamentable state of confusion, but is in many other respects a most extraordinary one.” The action seems to have been an attempt to have a judgment reviewed. The court sustained a demurrer to the complaint for review. This ruling was apparently correct, whatever may have been the merits, if any, of the original action, or actions.

The complaint in review alleges that on December 17, 1894, the appellants filed their complaint to set aside a judgment rendered against them on March 5,. *4301892, and to vacate…