Shewalter v. Bergman

The appellee prosecutes this action to recover damages for her own seduction.

The appellant insists that the complaint, on its face,.shows that the action is barred by the statute of limitations, and is therefore bad. If it were conceded that the appellant’s construction of the complaint is correct, still, the conclusion' which he deduces would not follow. Where there are exceptions in the statute of limitations a demurrer will not lie to a complaint unless it appears that the case is not within any of the exceptions. Dunn v. Tousey, 80 Ind. 288, and cases cited; Devor v. Rerick, 87 Ind. 337;…