Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-11

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WIS 20 n abandoned. ana MGR "" e.Aa
aa'y 'h'todaced 'ren"'es' .'a a,"s., s
ss%cm "men i"t'TPcsra 'hnu"' "'r Gil
hcu''r's TO the Pursa" Of justice. For now
many years 'mse '"pea'mrms nav" o'e"
dim'l'iSi ing, oat uh!'i 'a'eiy mere was =
numb ut forms on legal enveioP's 'aoei-
I'D M debt. covenant ac'inue, "'sl'as.'
trespass on the case. rep'rv'n' &C., WITHIN
the jealous embraces OF some one OF WREN
the plaintiff was required to introduce his
facts to Tie court. aud it he brought ever
So good case for rrlirt under mistaken
label. he was dismissed as sevrrely'as If
the merits were against him. The label
ling and the style Of envelope had .ome
to be regarded as an essential part OF the
cas-. i:srlf. Hut to day according 20 our
reformed practice. If The plaintiff state the
facts, which under the law esfabifsh
cause Of action, the more informal, ordina-
ry an3 unt"chnical the language usrd' the
better, and the cause is unassailatic by de-
mu'rer. it lis statement constitutes right
to remedy. 1t will be seen then that
the function Of the demurrer Is not the
same under our law that it was under the
old practice. There were formerly two
kinds the general demurrer. which put il
issue the sutiiciency Of the statement, and
which also compromised the form OF ac-
tion. and the spec,a demurrer which was
used to assail defects and details Of form.
Our demurrer is not according TO the com
mon law. either general or special de-
nurt +, but one whose powers and snfi-
ciencies are governed entirely by our civil
practice net. 1t is new creation the
old rules have no value. and indeed would
nislead us in defining its uses. it has no
fitness nor applicab lity except in the v'ry
instances expressed by the at. There
are now only Fix faults Which are assaila.
bl. BY demurrer, and they are al! defined
in section 81.
A complaint however. which is in full
conformity to that section, aud SO Is quite
invincible TO demurrer. may be nevershe'
less very faulty otherwise. as for instance
it may have excess aud contain improper
matter, or may DC detectiSe' OF SO 'hueh'
nit" and undescr'ptive az 10 DC unc-r'"in'
aud that sort OF isui' -wh'cn formerly
called into reputation the spec'ot demurrer
isnow only corrigible oy motion: section
70 provides motion Tor removing excess.
aud another tor supplying dencieh'y' ana
the motions ~ ms sec''"n ""a '"e oemu.
rers OF sec. o. each usro III us own stat
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