Cook's Estate v. Fiedler

Morgan, J.'

Appellees move to strike the bill of exceptions because it was never filed in the lower court and contains *545no certificate of the clerk identifying it, although it was tendered in due time, bears the seal and signature of the judge, there is no contention as to its being the original bill, and two years and six months have passed since it was filed in this court along with the duly certified transcript of the clerk’s record.

The bill of exceptions was tendered November 25, the clerk certified to the record, proper, December 13, and the bill was signed and sealed by the judge,…