Baltimore & Ohio Railroad v. Countryman

Appellee, as assignee of one Hart, sued appellant to recover for damages to real estate and personal property caused by fire, set out on its right of way and permitted to escape to said land by its negligence on a certain day. The motion to make the complaint more specific by averring what engine started the fire was properly overruled, especially in view of the averment of the pleader that he could not so do. Ohio, etc., R. W. Co. v. Trapp, 4 Ind. App. 69.

In order to present' any question upon the overruling of a motion to make more specific, it must be brought into the record by bill of…