Gordon v. Spencer
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Franklin Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHodman, J.
Alma Spencer obtained a verdict and judgment against James Gordon in an action of slander. During the progress of the cause the-defendant, now the appellant, took two bills of exceptions, and has appealed to this Court for a reversal of the judgment.
The first bill of exceptions states, that the defendant applied to the Circuit Court for a continuance of the cause, on account of the absence of four witnesses; stating in an affidavit that one-of them, who resided in this state, had been subpoenaed in his behalf, as he was informed by the sheriff; that the other three lived in the state of Ohio,…
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