Mayhew Electric Co. v. Carras

PARKER, Judge.

In their brief, plaintiff’s attorneys contend “that the defendant has produced no competent evidence to form a basis of the findings of facts and conclusions of law concerning his having a meritorious defense or his neglect being excusable.” However, the question of the sufficiency of the evidence to support the court’s findings is not before us on this appeal. Plaintiff has made but one assignment of error as follows:

“1. The Trial Court erred in granting defendant’s Motion for Relief from Final Judgment.

Plaintiff’s Exception No. 1 (Rp22)”

The only exception in the record is…