Boulden v. Scircle

This was an action by the appellant against the appellee, for money paid to and for his use. The plaintiff filed a complaint, and afterwards what is- styled a supplemental complaint, but which would with more propriety be denominated an amendment to the complaint.

The complaint is general in its terms, and the supplemental complaint narrates the transactions out of which it is claimed the cause of action arises, alleging that James Snowden had executed his promissory note to the Bank of the State, at Indianapolis, for seven hundred dollars; that the plaintiff; and defendant, and one Baker,…