McHale v. Hull

Plaintiff brought this action to recover large sums improperly collected from him as income taxes during the years 1917-18. The cause was tried before the court without a jury. No special findings of fact were made. Judgment was rendered in favor of the taxpayer.

The only assignment of error is predicated upon the alleged insufficiency of the evidence to support the judgment. Unfortunately, this assignment of error cannot he considered, for there is no properly authenticated hill of exceptions. To present plaintiff in error’s question, there must be a bill of exceptions, duly and timely…