Goodwin v. Gillingham

In this cause, we are met at the outset by a motion, set forth in respondent’s brief, to strike the statement of facts upon the ground that there are not included therein “the complete record and all the proceedings and evidence in the cause.” It is said that it nowhere purports to show the examination of the jury, or the addresses to the jury, or the opening statements of counsel, and it clearly appears that it does not. The trial judge, however, has certified that it contains all the material facts, matters, and proceedings occurring in the cause, not already a part of the record therein,…