Boardman v. Vaughan

The first question to be determined is, whether a ■ paper purporting to be a bill of exceptions forms part of the record. The respondent claims that it does not. The appeal was taken on the ninth day of August, 1890, and on said day leave was granted to the plaintiff to file his bill of exceptions within twenty days from that date. On the twentieth day of August, and after the expiration of the twenty days thus granted, the plaintiff and defendant entered into a written stipulation extending this time ten days beyond the time theretofore fixed. This stipulation was approved by the judge, and…