44 Ind. App. 44 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1909
This was an action by appellant against appellees, whereby it was sought to enforce payment of two alleged promissory notes said to have been executed on July 25, 1904, by the appellees to the Acme Pood Company, due 210 days after date, payable at the American National Bank, Indianapolis, Indiana. The complaint alleged that the payee named in said notes, for value before maturity, in writing assigned and transferred said notes to this appellant. A demurrer to the complaint was overruled. Appellees answered in nine paragraphs. Appellant demurred to each of said paragraphs of answer, except the first, which was a general denial. The demurrer to the answers was carried back and sustained to the complaint, to which ruling of the court the appellant reserved an exception. The record does not disclose any ruling on the demurrers to the
Appellant has assigned as errors that the court erred: (1) In overruling the demurrer to the answers; (2) in sustaining the demurrer to the complaint; (3) in rendering judgment for the defendants.
Having considered all the. propositions argued by the appellant, and finding no reason to disturb the action of the court below, the judgment is affirmed.