Jones v. Mitchell

This is an appeal from a decree of the chancery court where the evidence was taken partly by depositions and partly orally before the court. There was no bill of exceptions filed, but what purports to be the oral evidence is set forth in the record. It is not authenticated by the trial judge, and can not be considered as a part of the evidence. This hearing has ibeen continued in order to give appellant an opportunity to correct the record, as he has insisted that there is a mistake in the record. The time .in which to make the correction has expired, and the court must determine the case…