Steele v. Graves

1. The defendant in error moves to dismiss the bill of exceptions on the ground that the evidence was not properly briefed, the brief consisting in part of a transcript of the stenographer’s notes of the evidence in full and of various documents and judicial proceedings in full. Held, that as there are questions which can be decided without reference to the evidence, the motion to dismiss the bill of exceptions will be denied. Miller v. Hines, 145 Ga. 616 (89 S. E. 689).

2. The petition in this case set forth a cause of action, and was good against a general demurrer.

3. The court below…