Wineinger v. Farmers' & Stockmen's Loan & Investment Ass'n

Mrs. Wineinger sued Farmers’ & Stockmen’s Loan & Investment Association, as a joint-stock association, and various individuals, alleged to be members and stockholders of the association, to recover upon alleged obligations to repay, with interest, certain moneys delivered to them by her in 1922. So-called “general demurrers,» separately directed at the various sections or “counts” of the petition, were sustained, and, upon her failure to amend, the suit was dismissed. Upon her Appeal, the honorable Court of Civil Appeals held that the second “count” of the petition is not subject to demurrer,…