Indiana Supreme Court, 1860

Davis v. Jenkins

Davis v. Jenkins
Indiana Supreme Court · Decided August 23, 1860 · Cwriam
14 Ind. 572

Davis v. Jenkins

Opinion of the Court

Per Cwriam.

The only error assigned is that no bill of particulars was filed with the complaint. There was no demurrer; no regular motion for a new trial. The suit is for work and labor, and the complaint contains in the body of it a statement of the kind of service, and time for which compensation is claimed. Under the circumstances, this is, sufficient.

The judgment is affirmed with 10 per cent, damages and costs.

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