Perkins v. Hanna

I consider the evidence in this case as certified with sufficient formality, under the provisions of Code, 56-6-36, to bring it into the record, and that, being so certified, it is a part of the record of the case without a formal order for that purpose.

Every formal bill of exceptions relating to evidence includes a certificate of that evidence.' Our statute so requires. Code, 56-6-35 provides that “if the action or opinion of the court be upon any question involving the evidence or any part thereof, either upon a motion for a new trial or otherwise, the court shall certify all the evidence…