Bradway v. Waddell
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Henry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
The evidence in this case, although taken by *171a stenographer, forms part of the bill of exceptions. It is incorporated in the bill at the proper place, and appellees’ counsel are, therefore, in error in supposing that it is not in the record. No matter by whom the evidence is taken down, it is in the record, if fully and accurately embodied in the bill of exceptions, duly sighed by the judge and properly filed.
Neither instructions nor instruments of evidence can bo brought into the record by merely making them part of the motion for a new trial. In the present case we must look to the bill of…
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