Steel v. Williams

Williams, who was the plaintiff, sued Steele in the Gibson Common Pleas, for malicious prosecution, and recovered a judgment for 500 dollars. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court, where the judgment was reversed and the cause remanded for further proceeding. See 18 Ind. pp. 78, 74. Upon the entry of the reversal on the-records of the Gibson Common Pleas, the defendant moved for and obtained a change of venue to the Posey Common Pleas. In the last named Court the plaintiff, by leave, &c., filed an amended complaint in two counts. Defendant demurred to each count. *162To the first the demurrer…