Quinn v. Quinn

OPINION

Respondent has applied for an order to permit him to prove certain exceptions. The case came on regularly for trial on May 1, 1929. Testimony was taken and stenographic notes thereof were made by the official court reporter. After the rendition of the judgment and ruling on motion for new trial, the appellant had made up a proposed bill of exceptions containing so much of the testimony, objections, rulings, and exceptions as she claimed was necessary to bring to the attention of this court for its consideration in disposing of the errors assigned and relied upon by appellant, which she…