Hill v. Holloway
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Webster Circuit Court.
1Per curiam
i. rnAcTioicin conrt: record: biil o£ exceptions. — The appellee in this case moves that the evidence be stricken from the transcript and from the abstract upon the alleged’ ground that the evidence is not identified, certified or preserved by a bill of excep- ,. . ,, . ,, , „ . x tions. lhe only reference in the bill of exceptions to the evidence is ás follows: “That on the trial of said canse the following was the entire evidence in said canse and the rulings of the court on the same, and the rulings of the court on all the evidence, which evidence, rulings of the court, exceptions, and all…
2Cited by14 opinions
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