Charlestown School Township v. Hay

The appellant for the first time challenges the sufficiency of the complaint by the assignment of errors in this court. The first paragraph of the complaint is confessedly bad, and we dismiss it from consideration. If the second is bad, the appellant’s assignment must prevail; if good, the assignment must fail; for, if there is one good paragraph of a complaint, an assignment that the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action will be unavailing.

The complaint is based upon a written contract wherein the appellee agrees to teach school for twenty-six weeks, of'…