Cress v. Hook

— The appellee sued the appellants, before a justice of the peace, on an injunction bond, and obtained judgment; and, on appeal by the defendants to the circuit court, again recovered, but for a smaller sum. The court, upon request of the parties, found the facts specially, and made a statement of legal conclusions thereon. Error is assigned upon these conclusions, and upon the overruling of a demurrer to the complaint. Counsel, however, have discussed but one question, though with reference to the complaint and to the conclusions of law.

The objection, as made to the complaint, is, that there…