Patterson v. Indianapolis & Brownsburgh Plank Road Co.

The appellee, as plaintiff, sued the appellants, as defendants, in the court below. In its complaint, the appellee alleged, in substance, that the appellee had complied with all the statutes and provisions requisite to enable the appellee to collect toll; that the appellants were indebted to the appellee in the sum of six hundred and fifty-five dollars and fifty cents, for toll for travel, upon the appellee’s road, as would more fully appear from a bill of particulars filed with and made part of said complaint ; and that the said sum remained due and wholly unpaid; and judgment was demanded…