Summary
In Farrell v. Cook, 16 Neb. 483, 20 N.W. 720, 49 Am. R. 721, it was said: "A demurrer upon the ground that the plaintiff has not legal capacity to sue will lie only when it appears on the face of the petition that the plaintiff is under legal disability, such as infancy, idiocy, want of authority, etc. * * * There is nothing in the petition showing the personal disability of the plaintiff to maintain the action, and the first ground of demurrer is not sustained."
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September Term, 1983
Decided February 21, 1984
Pet. Docket No. 596 — denied. (Circuit Court for Prince George's County — No. 83-2524 Law — 11/18/83).