Dodge v. Bardsley

This case is an action of debt heard by the presiding Justice, who found for the defendants. It is before us on exceptions.

*231The pleadings, exhibits, agreed statement of facts, and the findings and rulings of the presiding Justice are made a part of the bill of exceptions. The bill then states: “To all which rulings the plaintiff hereby excepts and prays that her exceptions may be allowed, she having been aggrieved by said rulings.” The specific objections of the defendants set forth with no further particularity.

Rev. Stat. 1930, Ch. 91, Sec. 24, provides that any party aggrieved by the rulings…