Woolf v. Colonial Stores Inc.

There is a motion to dismiss the bill of exceptions on the grounds: (1) said bill of exceptions has no entry of service thereon, nor was service waived; (2) the bill of exceptions does not designate who is the plaintiff in error and who is the defendant in error, nor can the same be determined from a reading of the bill of exceptions. The motion to dismiss can not be sustained. There is now an acknowledgment of service on the bill of exceptions by the defendant’s attorney. While no plaintiff in error or defendant in error is designated as such in the bill of exceptions, it appears therefrom…