Fallon v. Esher

Troutman, J.,

— On March 1, 1949, plaintiffs, John J. Fallon and Frank J. Rosini, trading and doing business as F. & R. General Excavators, instituted an action in assumpsit against Harold Esher and Dorothy Esher, defendants. Defendants filed preliminary objections to plaintiffs’ complaint, one in the form of a motion for a more specific complaint and the other in the nature of a demurrer.

In support of their preliminary objection in the nature of a motion for a more specific complaint, de*226fendants assigned seven reasons for such objection. The first reason is that the complaint fails to set…