Frieder v. B. Goodman Manufacturing Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa. Tried before the Hon. S. H. Sprott. This was an attachment suit, brought originally by the B. Goodman Manufacturing Company against the Southern Suspender Company, to recover an amount due the plaintiff on a promissory note. William Frieder, the appellant, was afterwards made a party defendant, as being the sole owner of the stock of the defendant company.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa. Tried before the Hon. S. H. Sprott. This was an attachment suit, brought originally by the B. Goodman Manufacturing Company against the Southern Suspender Company, to recover an amount due the plaintiff on a promissory note. William Frieder, the appellant, was afterwards made a party defendant, as being the sole owner of the stock of the defendant company. The original complaint, affidavit for attachment, bond, and writ of attachment were against the Southern Suspender Manufacturing Company. Motion- was after-wards made by the plaintiff to amend…
1Opinion of the CourtColeman, J.
This cause was submitted to be considered, first, upon the motion of the appellee, for a writ of certiorari to the clerk of the circuit court commanding him to certify to this court a perfect record ; and, if this motion is overruled, then the cause is to be considered upon its merits. Affidavits are submitted in support of the motion, and also a counter affidivit by the appellant. We here observe that a clerk, in making out a transcript to be used on appeal as the record of the orders of a court and the proceedings of a trial, should never incorporate any matter or any comments or notes of…
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