Armstrong v. Pierson

Wright, Ch. J.

Taking all the instructions asked and given, in connection, we find no error of which appellant should complain. If they were ever so erroneous, however, they are not properly before us for examination. On pages 12 to 16, inclusive, we find the instructions asked by the respective parties, eight by plaintiff, and seven by defendant, all of which were given. None of these instructions were marked “ excepted to; ” nor is there anything in connection with them to indicate that plaintiff objected at the time. In another part of the record, containing a bill of exceptions, there is…