Preston v. Hale

The appellants have taken this appeal for the purpose of securing a trial de novo. Their abstract purports to contain all the evidence introduced or offered, and is sufficient in that respect. It does not expressly show that the evidence was made of record, but our practice is to assume that it is so claimed, and that the claim is well founded, in the absence of any showing to the contrary. The appellee, however, has filed an additional abstract, as an amendment to the appellant’s abstract, in which he denies that the evi - dence was made of record, and it seems to be undisputed that such was…