Alabama Great Southern R. Co. v. Sheffield

The trial was had on' counts 3 and 4, to which demurrers were interposed and overruled.

In Western Ry. of Ala. v. Turner, 170 Ala. 643, 54 South. 527, the observation is contained that good pleading would require “a more specific designation of the place of killing the mule than is set out in counts 2 and 3 of the complaint.” The averments of place in that case were (count 1) “about 1% miles east of Chehaw, Ala., a station on defendant’s line of said railway in said county,” etc., and, in counts 2 and 3, “in Macon county, Ala.” The sixth ground of demurrer in the instant case challenged the…