10 S.E.2d 722 | N.C. | 1940
This is an action to recover damages for the injury and death of plaintiff's intestate as the proximate result of defendant's negligence. It comes here on appeal from a judgment overruling defendant's demurrer to the complaint, as not stating a cause of action.
Whether plaintiff, in the main, bases his right of recovery on the theory of attractive nuisance, we need not stop to inquire, although defendant's argument is largely addressed to that phase of the case. But if plaintiff can recover on any aspect of the facts set up in the complaint, whatever theory may be stressed, the demurrer cannot be sustained. Stroudv. Transportation Co.,
It is not our intention to "chart the course of trial," or to present any theory upon which it may be had, or to say that plaintiff's position may not be aided by other portions of the complaint. It is not necessary to make an extended analysis of the pleading, and, for that reason, it is not reproduced in full.
The judgment overruling the demurrer is
*294Affirmed.