Cullum v. Bevans

Twq. bills of exceptions were taken in this case, the first of ■p/hich, being abandoned by the appellant’s counsel, the4 court are relieved from the necessity of giving any opinion upon it. The question, presented by the remaining exception, is one, oh which if any doubt had existed about it, it is to be presumed must have been frequently presented for adjudication to the several courts of law of original jurisdiction in this state; ar«J in at least iwo of the judicial districts, decisions have been made in unison with the opinion of the court below, from which no appeal was ever, made; The…