Georgia Railroad v. Mitchell

The 49th rule of the Superior Court requires a person applying for a new trial to make out a brief of the oral and a copy of the written evidence, which shall be filed under the approval of the-judge who tried the case, and it then became a part of the record of the-case, and may be certified by the clerk as such. It is not a compliance-with this rule for parties to agree, and the court to order, that a part of the evidence may be omitted from the brief, and if the case should be brought to the Supreme Court, that the clerk may copy such evidence-in the record. If any portion of the evidence…