PLESS, Justice.
The plaintiffs complain that in the procedure used by Judge Gambill he gave judgment on the pleadings, considering also the stipulations of the parties. It is true that "[o]n a motion for judgment on the pleadings, the presiding judge should consider the pleadings, and nothing else * * * He should not hear extrinsic evidence, or make findings of fact * * *" Remsen v Edwards,
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