Drew v. Lett

— Appellant brought suit against appellee by a complaint in one paragraph to recover for damages suffered from the death of his infant son eleven years old as a result of the alleged negligent conduct of appellee. A demurrer for want of facts was sustained to the complaint. The ruling on the demurrer is the only error assigned for consideration.

The complaint, omitting the formal parts thereof, is in the following language:

“The plaintiff complains of the defendant and alleges that on the 13th day of June, 1931, and for a long time prior thereto, the defendant was and had been in possession,…