Firestone v. Werner
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Marshall Circuit'Court.
1Opinion of the CourtNew, J.
The complaint in this case contains but one paragraph, and is to recover damages arising out of the sale of certain chattels by the appellee to the appellant.
The complaint was demurred to by the appellee in the following form:
“ Comes the defendant in the above entitled cause of action and demurs to the plaintiff’s complaint, for the following grounds of objection : That the same does not state facts sufficient to constitute a ground of complaint.”
The demurrer was sustained and exception saved. . The appellant, who was the plaintiff below, declining to plead further, it was adjudged by the…
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