145 So. 450 | Ala. | 1933
This appeal challenges the overruling of the demurrer to the bill to set aside conveyances procured as the result of the fraud alleged.
The original bill and exhibits, and the amendment thereto will be considered together as one pleading, and one may supplement the other. Woodall v. Southern Mfg. Co.,
For the purposes of the demurrer, the averments of the bill are taken as true. Gewin v. Shields,
A demurrer to the bill as a whole, and to each paragraph separately, can be treated only as a demurrer to the bill as a whole, and assignments directed to different paragraphs cannot be considered. Wood v. Estes,
The averments of fraud are specific and sufficient under the authorities. Hartzog v. Andalusia Nat. Bank,
The demurrer of defendant Schwab was separately directed to the bill and separately assigned as error. And we are of opinion, and so hold, that the bill is defective in failing to aver notice and to connect the respondent Schwab with the fraud averred as to the other defendants, and as charged in the bill against them. Moreover, the mortgage as exhibited is shown to have been attested or signed by the complainant, W. M. Carter, as secretary of the corporation. There was error in overruling Schwab's demurrer. The judgment is reversed as to the respondent-appellant Schwab.
Reversed and remanded.
ANDERSON, C. J., and BROWN and KNIGHT, JJ., concur.