Gregg v. Louden

This was a complaint by the appellant against the appellee, to review a judgment. The complaint,, as amended, was in two paragraphs. The first paragraph was struck out and set aside by the court; nothing as to this ruling was reserved by bill of exceptions, and hence,, although the action of the court is assigned as an error, no question is before us. Schmidt v. Colley, 29 Ind. 120. There are many other cases to this effect.

A demurrer to the second paragraph was sustained, and this action of the court is also assigned as an error. The-material facts alleged in that paragraph are the following: