Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad v. Amos

The appellee’s complaint against the appellant was held sufficient on demurrer. The objections urged against the complaint, in argument relative to this ruling, assail the pleading for want of definiteness rather than for failure to state a cause of action. Upon motion it was made ffiore definite in some respects. The motion to require it to be made more definite having been renewed, it was overruled, and this ruling is assigned as error. But in the bill of exceptions by which it was sought to save this matter, the written motion stating wherein it was sought to have the pleading made more…