Taylor v. O'Neil

Supreme Court of Rhode Island

Taylor v. O'Neil

2 A. 299, 15 R.I. 198

DecidedDecember 10, 1885

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Taylor v. O'Neil, 2 A. 299, 15 R.I. 198 (R.I. 1885).

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Opinion

Per Curiam.

The court thinks that the declaration should set forth the title of the plaintiff in terms so explicit that a judgment in his favor will determine the ehar *199 acter of his estate, and not simply his right of possession. Stephens on Pleading, *304-308. Demurrer sustained.

Thomas W. Robinson, for plaintiff. William H. Clapp, for defendants.

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Per Curiam.

The court thinks that the declaration should set forth the title of the plaintiff in terms so explicit that a judgment in his favor will determine the ehar *199 acter of his estate, and not simply his right of possession. Stephens on Pleading, *304-308. Demurrer sustained.

Thomas W. Robinson, for plaintiff. William H. Clapp, for defendants.

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2 A. 299, 15 R.I. 198, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/taylor-v-oneil-ri-1885.