Mays v. Dooley

— Dooley, the appellee, sued Mays, the appellant, before a justice of the peace, on a demand for one hundred and twenty dollars.

Before the trial, an amended complaint was filed, in four paragraphs.

The first paragraph set up a claim for eighty dollars.

The second paragraph, in a somewhat different form, ¡also set up a claim for the same amount.

The third paragraph stated facts on which judgment was demanded for one hundred dollars.

The fourth paragraph alleged, that there was due the plaintiff, on a different .state of facts, the sum of one hun*288dred and twenty dollars, for which judgment was also…