Carlisle v. Ray

What purports to he a brief of evidence in this ease covers forty-five typewritten pages. Twenty pages thereof, under the heading, “Objections, Motions, Rulings, etc.,” consist of questions to witnesses, answers thereto, objections, fully set forth, to specified evidence in numerous instances, various rulings in respect to the admissibility of evidence, colloquies between the counsel and the court and between counsel, and numerous rulings of the court, and eleven pages thereof are made up of documentary evidence, wherein each document is set out in its entirety. Held, that as all the…