Malvezzi v. Gully

The pleadings in this case are almost precisely the same as in the case of Noe et al. v. J.B. Gully, 189 Miss. 1, 193 So. 36, this day decided. Consequently the attempted denials as to the place described in the bill, where the intoxicating liquors were possessed and sold, and other allegations, are insufficient, and do not put the plaintiff to the proof as to those particulars; and they stand as though confessed under section 380 of the Code of 1930, which provides that, "The defendant shall answer fully all the allegations of the bill without being specially interrogated. All matters of…