51 Minn. 73 | Minn. | 1892
If it were possible to hold that the complaint in this action is not demurrable, it ought, at least, to be subjected to a corrective process, which would put it into shape, so that the court, as well as the defendants, might know what the cause of action is upon which plaintiffs attempt to recover. While it contains an allegation that plaintiffs, as attorneys, were to have a lien for their services “on all judgments, rights, moneys, and properties recovered on account of said indebtedness due said manual laborers,”- yet, in
Order reversed.
(Opinion published 52 N. W. Rep. 970.)