Hurt & Quinn, Inc. v. Keen

A motion to dismiss the bill of exceptions was made on the grounds: (1) that there was no sufficient assignment of error; and (2) because no parties are named or designated in the bill of exceptions. The exceptions here begin as follows: “Be it remembered that in the case of Hurt & Quinn, Inc. against James L. Keen, Jr. . .” The parties are thereafter referred to as plaintiff and defendant. It is signed, “H. Dale Thompson, attorney for Hurt & Quinn, plaintiff in error.” Service is acknowledged by the named “attorneys for defendant in error.” The parties are therefore sufficiently designated…