If pleas are not palpably bad, and void, upon the face of them, the opposite party must resort to his demurrer. All the court have doubts as to one plea, and some of them as to all: and therefore
Plaintiff must take nothing by his motion.
If pleas are not palpably bad, and void, upon the face of them, the opposite party must resort to his demurrer. All the court have doubts as to one plea, and some of them as to all: and therefore
Plaintiff must take nothing by his motion.