Linder v. Wimberly

The exception presented by this bill of exceptions is to the dismissal of a petition and the amendment thereto, which is somewhat remarkable for its length and the unusual' nature of some of its verbiage. The demurrer attacks the petition as a whole. If the petition is unusually verbose, the demurrers are unusually concise, and no effort is made to put the finger upon any specific point of weakness in the armor of the plaintiffs. The demurrers must necessarily be treated as general, *286and as pointing to all the defects of the petition at once; for in any other view they would be themselves…