Bryant v. Bank of Covington

1. The suit being upon an unconditional contract in writing, and the original answer not being properly verified, the court did not err in directing a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.

2. Certain proposed amendments to the original answer which were rejected by the court are not incorporated in the bill of exceptions and' are not attached thereto as exhibits, but are specified as part of the record. “The Court of Appeals can not look beyond the bill of exceptions to ascertain the contents of a proposed amendment which the court below refused to allow, and which, therefore, did not become a…