Brooklyn Gravel Road Co. v. Slaughter

The first question made is upon the action of the court below in overruling the demurrer to the complaint. The specific point made here is, that no bill of particulars was made part of the complaint. There is nothing in the objection. Each paragraph of the complaint stated, in the body of it, a good cause of action, specifying its na*186ture. Neither proceeded upon a general account of several items, but upon one item alone, which was set out, and the statute (sec. 78 of the code) does not require this to be repeated by annexing it in the form of an account. No possible benefit to the defendant…