Boone v. Gay

By stipulation two appeals in this ease were consolidated. One is from an order denying a motion of complainants to strike the whole of the answer of defendants tó' the bill of complaint. The other is from an order overruling exceptions to several paragraphs and parts of the answer to the cross-bill by intervening defendants, by which exceptions it was attempted to eliminate practically the whole of the answer. Both rulings are assigned as error.

The bill and the cross-bill allege in substance the organization of a corporation not for profit, but ostensibly for religious purposes; that such…