173 P. 667 | Or. | 1918
There is no cause of action stated against either Kaiser or Gray. It is charged that they were subordinates of Daly and there is nothing to show in any respect that they had any authority to employ or discharge the plaintiff or to exercise
The allegations of the pleader correspond to the minor premise and must consist of the facts upon which the pleader relies to lead to the desired conclusion of the syllogism which should be embodied in the judgment. It is quite insufficient to state conclusions of law in the pleading or minor premise: State v. Chadwick, 10 Or. 423; Parker v. Thomson, 21 Or. 523 (28 Pac. 502); O’Hara v. Parker, 27 Or. 156 (39 Pac. 1004); Mellott v. Downing, 39 Or. 218 (64 Pac. 393); Zorn v. Livesley, 44 Or. 501 (75 Pac. 1057); State v. Malheur County Court, 46 Or. 519 (81 Pac. 368); Darr v. Guaranty Loan Association, 47 Or. 88 (81 Pac. 565); Van Buskirk v. Bond, 52 Or. 234 (96 Pac. 1103); Equitable Savings & Loan Assn. v. Hewitt, 55 Or. 329 (106 Pac. 447); Jackson v. Stearns, 58 Or. 57 (113 Pac. 30, Ann. Cas. 1913A, 284, 37 L. R. A. (N. S.) 639); Morton v. Wessinger, 58 Or. 80 (113
Reversed and Writ Dismissed.