Reid v. Karoley

Ed. F. McFaddin, Associate Justice.

The Trial Court sustained the plaintiff’s (appellee’s) motion for judgment on the pleadings; and defendant (appellant) brings this appeal. The ultimate question posed in the case is the effect of the appellant’s bankruptcy discharge on the monthly payments claimed by the appellee; but we cannot reach this ultimate question because we conclude that the Trial Court was in error in rendering a judgment for the plaintiff on the pleadings, and thereby refusing to hear the evidence.

In May 1956 Mary E. Karoley filed the present suit1 against John D. Reid in the.…