20 Or. 455 | Or. | 1891
— There is but a single question presented on this appeal, and that is the sufficiency of the defendant’s answer. The special point of objection is, that the defendant only defends as to part of the land described in the complaint, and as to that part it is not described with sufficient certainty. Section 319, Hill’s Code, though relating to the answer in this class of actions, does not undertake to prescribe all that an answer shall contain. The defendant’s answer must, therefore, be governed by the general rules of pleading prescribed by the Code, and in addition thereto must comply with section 319. That section requires that
It follows that there is” no error in the judgment appealed from, and the same must be affirmed.