Carroll v. Pryor

Eakin,. J.

The bill of exceptions in this cause was not signed and ordered to be made matter of record until the second term after the motion for a new trial. Timé had been given until the next term, but it. was not filed then, nor is there even the barest suggestion of any reason why it was not. At the time of signing, a record entry was made reciting that the attorneys on both sides conceded that the facts therein stated were true; and explaining that the .judge of the court had signed it-then, to give the parties the benefit of the adjudication of this court upon the matter. It is expressly…