Beaver v. Fulp
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Lawrence Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, J.
In the circuit court the appellee’s demurrer was sustained to the appellant’s complaint, and that ruling constitutes the only assignment of error in this court.
The complaint alleged, that the appellee had obtained *596judgment against the appellant for fifteen hundred dollars and costs; that thereafter, at a time when the appellant was insolvent, as appellee well knew, and when he held “a reasonable ground of action against said Fulp by reason of matters of difference and dispute,” he and the appellee agreed that the appellant should pay the fees of the witnesses called by him, said appellant, in…
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