Carr v. Morris

1. The exception in which error is assigned upon the direction of a verdict can not be considered. The motion for a new trial did not assign error upon the action of the judge in directing the verdict; and the point can not be raised for the first time by a bill of exceptions presented more than thirty days after the verdict was directed. But even if the question had been properly raised, this exception would not be meritorious in the present instance, since the verdict returned was demanded by the evidence adduced.

2. Where a sheriff holds several fi. fas. against the same defendant, a claim…