Supreme Court of Vermont January 15, 1890 (Alexander v. School District No. 6.)

The opinion of the court was delivered by

.Rowell, J.

The motion to dismiss is sought to be maintained on the ground that the plaintiff cannot recover as bearer on the order set out in the specifications, or bill of particulars, because it is not negotiable'. This ground is entirely untenable, and wholly misconceives the nature and scope of a motion to dismiss.