90 Wis. 508 | Wis. | 1895
The portions of the complaint alleging, in effect, that it was the duty of the defendant to erect, put up, and maintain guards, locks, bolts, bars, defenses, and ¡protection over and above the window mentioned and the opening into the elevator shaft thereby caused, and that he disregarded and neglected such duty by allowing the window to remain open and unguarded, must be regarded as the pleader’s conclusions of law from the facts therein alleged. While a general demurrer is an admission of all facts stated in the pleading demurred to, yet it does not admit such mere conclusions of law. Pratt v. Lincoln Co. 61 Wis. 62, and eases there cited.
Counsel for the plaintiff is undoubtedly correct in eontend-
By the Oowrt.— The order of the superior court of Milwaukee county is reversed, and the cause is remanded for further proceedings according to law.