Anderson v. Stribling

This case was heretofore, viz: on April 16, 1932, stricken from the docket of this Court, for the reason that no transcript of the technical record, or record proper, had been filed in this Court — the transcript filed containing only a bill of exceptions — and it did not appear otherwise than from the bill of exceptions that an appeal had been prayed or granted.

On April 25, 1932, the appellants, Alice L. Anderson and her husband J.G. Anderson, filed a petition to this Court for a rehearing and for leave to suggest a diminution of the record so as to supply the pleadings, process, decrees,…