Hammond v. Stoy
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Floyd Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWoods, C. J.
Complaint in two paragraphs by the appellant to recover of the appellees the possession of'real estate. The court, upon motion of the appellees, directed the appellant to make the first paragraph more specific in respect to the description of the land sought to be recovered, and, the appellant having refused to do so, dismissed the action as to that paragraph. The question for decision is, whether or not this action of the court was erroneous.
The description of the premises given in the paragraph is as follows:
“A tract of land in the county of Floyd, and State of Indiana, known and described…
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