Heinz v. Twenty-Sixth German-American Building Ass'n

The allegations of the bill of complaint in this case are admitted by the demurrer to be true, and the questions which arise upon the record are presented by a demurrer to the plaintiff’s bill.

One of the defendants, the Twenty Sixth German American Building Association of Baltimore City, demurred to the bill and alleged two causes of demurrer. The other defendant, the German Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore City, was by an election, filed on the 13th of May, 1901, as will hereafter more fully appear, stricken from the bill as one of the parties to the bill.

The grounds of the demurrer are :…