Packer v. Roberts

This record discloses no question of law arising upon the rulings during the trial, which was, by agreement of parties, before the judge, without the intervention of a jury. There were no exceptions to rulings in admitting or excluding evidence, and no propositions of law were submitted to the judge and marked “held” or “refused,” and there being evidence tending to sustain the finding, its sufficiency was reviewable only by the Appellate Court.

Conceding, for the sake of argument, that the question of whether the suit is properly brought in the name of the payee of the noté,—he having,…