Floyd v. Fountain

We cannot look’ to the questions supposed to be presented by a bill of exceptions, for the reason that the instrument relied on, as a bill of exceptions, cannot be received as such. The act that regulates the mode of taking bills of exceptions is in the following language. “If in (he trial ofany cause, either the plaintiff or defendant shall think himself agrieved by the direction or decision of any Judge of any of the courts of this State, the party so considering himself agrieved may in person or by his counsel tender to the judge, giving such direction or decision, a bill of exceptions to…