Ferguson v. Miller
Ohio Supreme Court
Ferguson v. Miller, 5 Ohio 459 (Ohio 1832)
Ferguson v. Miller
Opinion of the Court
The position is undoubtedly correct that a decree upon the merits binds all parties to it. But the defense should be made by plea. The demurrer admits the truth of the statements in the bill, in which it is alleged that the former suit was dismissed without any investigation of the ultimate ^liability of the sureties. If the defense be good in this case, it must be presented in another manner.
Demurrer overruled, and the suit is directed to stand for answer.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- William Ferguson v. David Miller, Thomas Maxwell, William Grimes, and Benjamin Anderson, Executors of W. Anderson, and Sarah Archbold and Joseph W. Spencer, Administrators of John Archbold
- Status
- Published