Naylor v. Vermont Loan & Trust Co.

Citations

• 6 Idaho 251
• 55 P. 297
• 1898 Ida. LEXIS 57

Syllabus

<p>Payment of Sheriff’s Pees — Sheriff Must Account for Pees Earned. — Under the laws of Idaho, a sheriff may recover fees allowed by law for services rendered by Kim, although he failed to require payment of such fees in advance, but he must ae-court to his county for all fees earned, whether collected by him or not.</p> <p>Practice — Ambiguity and Uncertainty in Complaint — Reached ■ by Special Demurrer. — Ambiguity and uncertainty in a complaint which states a cause of action, but not with that certainty contemplated by the code, cannot be reached by an objection to the introduction of evidence under the complaint, but only by special demurrer pointing out the ambiguity and uncertainty complained of by the defendant.</p> <p>P.ixu of Exceptions. — A bill of exceptions must state the evidence which was) admitted by the court over the objections of the party excepting to the introduction of such evidence, with the grounds upon which the objection is made, or else such exception will not be considered by the court.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>