Barry v. White Drug Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Faulkner Circuit Court; Eugene Lank-ford, Judge; The office of a bill of exceptions is to bring into the record not only the evidence adduced at the trial but also all objections or exceptions to the rulings of the trial court upon the admission or rejection of testimony or the effect thereof, or to the giving or rejection of instructions, as well as to bring into the record the instructions given and refused, and all other matters material to the decision of the…
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Appeal from Faulkner Circuit Court; Eugene Lank-ford, Judge; The office of a bill of exceptions is to bring into the record not only the evidence adduced at the trial but also all objections or exceptions to the rulings of the trial court upon the admission or rejection of testimony or the effect thereof, or to the giving or rejection of instructions, as well as to bring into the record the instructions given and refused, and all other matters material to the decision of the case, which are not a part of the record proper, occurring in the progress of the trial. Such a bill of exceptions must…
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
On January 25, 1912, the appellee, White Drug Company, by R. D. White, executed four promissory notes of $37.50 each to the order of the American Manufacturing Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Tennessee. Said notes were due and payable in three, four, six and seven months respectively from date, and were all attached to a printed order form for certain goods and advertising matter. On the margin of this order was written in large black type: “These notes are to be detached only by. the American Manufacturing Company.” Appellee ordered the goods and executed the…
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