Haskins v. Griswold

Per Curiam.

It appears upon the face of the de murrer itself, that it was frivolous and for the purpose of delay. If a defendant will put iñ a frivolous demurrer, and then applies to the grace of the court, he shall have none. He has acted unmeritoriously, and shall be held to summum jus.

The defendant must take nothing by his motion,,