Wade v. Doyle

Citations

• 18 Fla. 630

Syllabus

<p>1. Under the law of this State permitting a party to plead and demur . to the same pleading at the same time, it is proper to allow a demurrer to be filed ón a day subsequent 'to the filing of a plea ' in bar, it being the intent of the law to allow issues of law and of fact to exist at the same time. .</p> <p>2; Lands’are described in a declaration in: ejectment thus : “Lots pne and two of range thirty-one, east, township nineteen, south, and fractional section thirty,” and on demurrer that the description was so vague that the lots could not be identified ; it is held that the language imports that lots one and two are parts of the range, township and section named, and the description is sufficiently intelligible and definite.</p>