Wilson v. Vance

This was an action by the appellant, against the appellees.

The complaint consisted of five paragraphs, the first four of which were struck out by the consent of the parties.

The defendants answered the fifth paragraph, and the plaintiff demurred to the seventh paragraph of the answer, for want of sufficient facts, but the demurrer was overruled, and the plaintiff excepted.

The plaintiff declining to reply to the seventh paragraph of the answer, judgment was rendered for the defendants.

The ruling on the demurrer to the seventh paragraph of the answer presents the only question involved here.

The…