Jolley v. Meek

Butler., J.,

(after stating the facts). The appellee insists that, because of the failure of the appellant tu abstract certain instruments, exhibits to the pleadings and testimony, there has been a failure to comply with rule-9 of this court. "We are Of the opinion that this cohtem tion cannot be sustained because the pleadings’and téstimony abstracted are sufficient to give us an understanding of the issues involved.

We pretermit the second question raised by the appellee, i. e., that the record is insufficient in that the oral testimony taken was not properly preserved by a bill Of…