Utica Township v. Miller
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Clarke Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, J.
This was an action by the appellees against the appellant.
The complaint contained two paragraphs.
Demurrers were filed to each, for want of sufficient facts, and overruled. Judgment for the plaintiff's.
Error is assigned upon the rulings on the demurrers.
The first paragraph alleged, that; in the year 1873, Seth Daily was the trustee of said township, and by virtue of his said office was also school trustee for the township, and as such was authorized and directed to perform the duties of clerk and treasurer for school purposes of the township. The paragraph then proceeded to allege that for the…
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