State ex rel. Rittenour v. Campbell
8 Blackf. 138, 1846 Ind. LEXIS 75
Opinion
A PLEA cannot traverse what is not alleged in the declaration.
In debt on bond conditioned for the performance of duties, &c., where breaches are not assigned in the declaration, the usual course is for the defendant to set out the condition of the bond on oyer, and plead performance generally, and for the plaintiff to assign breaches in the replication (1).
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State ex rel. Rittenour v. Campbell, 8 Blackf. 138, 1846 Ind. LEXIS 75 (Ind. 1846).
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