Wysor Land Co. v. Jones

Appellee was the plaintiff in the lower court. His complaint consisted of four paragraphs. Appellant filed a motion to require appellee to make the first and third paragraphs of complaint more specific. This motion was overruled. Appellant’s demurrer, directed to each paragraph of complaint, was also overruled. Appellant answered in four paragraphs, the fourth paragraph being a counterclaim. Each paragraph of answer and the counterclaim were held sufficient as against a demurrer for want of facts. A reply in general denial completed the issues. The cause was tried by a jury, resulting in a…