Clough v. Fellows

The plea of fraud need not set forth the names of the creditors, the amounts due them, or the nature or dates of their claims. At the trial term, an order can be made for the defendant to furnish a specification on the subject, if it is needed. The demurrer to this plea is overruled.

The plea of paramount title could be allowed if it would be a just and convenient step of procedure in this case. Metcalf v. Gilmore, 59 N.H. 417,434; Rutherford v. Whitcher, 60 N.H. 110, 112. But the question raised by it cannot be justly or conveniently tried with the other questions. The nature and extent of…