Slaughter v. Strouse

“In behalf of the party responsible for the abstract, we confine our investigation to matters which we find in it, unless some reason more cogent than any appearing here requires a departure from the rule.” — Strassheim v. Cole, 14 Colo. App. 164-166, and cases cited.

This litigation had its inception in a justice *486coúrt, hence the issues were determinable'only from the evidence preserved in the record.

The abstract furnished by appellant attempts to set forth in ten printed pages evidence embraced in 113 typewritten pages, and is, therefore, less than a skeleton of the evidence introduced. The…