Steelman v. . Benfield

PaRNhill, ,T.

The defendants’ assignments of error consist - of a seriatim listing of the exceptions entered during the trial. Two and one-half pages of tlieir brief are consumed in stating the “questions involved.” The “questions” as stated are the exceptions in abbreviated form, of which the following is typical: “Was there error in the question and answer set forth in Assignment of Error No. 1 (R. p. 21) ?” They make no effort to state the questions of law raised by their exceptions which they desire to have discussed and decided.

“Just what will constitute a sufficiently specific assignment…