Otis v. Sweeney

*1074The opinion of the court was delivered bv

Fenner, J.

This, is an appeal taken from a judgment maintaining an exception of res adjudicata. We have nothing else before us.

The record presents a complete certificate of the clerk that it contains “all the proceedings had, documents filed, testimony and evidence adduced upon the trial of the cause.”

The record contains no evidence of any kind, and no note of evidence.

The appellee invokes the rule laid down by this court in many decisions that, in such a case, we will presume that the judge a quo had before him sufficient evidence to support his…