Jordan v. Indianapolis Coal Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Superior Court of Marion County (80,383); Charles J. Orbison, Judge Pro Tem. Action by the Indianapolis Coal Company against Arthur Jordan. Prom a judgment for plaintiff, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLairy, J.
1. Appellee filed its complaint in the trial court and recovered a judgment against appellant for the value of a carload of crushed stone, alleged to have been delivered by it to appellant at his special instance and request. Appellant did not challenge the sufficiency of the complaint in the trial court by demurrer or otherwise; but its sufficiency is questioned for the first time by an assignment of errors. When so presented the objections urged against this complaint are unavailable. The complaint is sufficient to bar another action for the same cause. *544Town of Knightstown v. Homer (1905),…
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