Potter v. Earnest

Suit by the appellee against the appellant, on a promissory note. The case is the same as in 45 Ind. •416. On the return of the cause, there was a trial, the gen-oral denial and the other paragraphs of answer being in, und a finding and judgment for the plaintiff, a motion for a new trial having been made by the defendant and overruled. A bill of exceptions, professing to set forth all the evidence, is in the record, from which it appears that the note on which the action was founded was not given in evidence. We should regard this as a mere unintentional omission on the trial, did not…