56 Ind. 594 | Ind. | 1877
Complaint on a promissory note, made by the appellants to the appellee.
Answer: General denial.
Trial by the court; finding for the appellee; motion fora new trial overruled; exception; judgment; appeal. Assignments of error:
1st. Overruling the motion for a new trial; and,
2d. Insufficiency of the complaint.
Eb demurrer had been filed to the complaint. The ground alleged against it under the assignment is, that a copy of the note was not filed with it. This is true, although the complaint states that such copy was filed, and would have been good ground for a demurrer; but the defect is healed by the verdict. This point has been
The appellants also insist that the amount of the finding is excessive. ¥e have examined the evidence in reference to this point, and are of opinion that it fully sustains the finding.
The judgment is affirmed, with costs.
Petition for a rehearing overruled.