Smith v. Davis

The record on this appeal shows that during the course of the hearing in the trial court defendants, appellants, entered numerous exceptions to the admission of evidence, as well as exceptions to the denial of their motions for judgment as of nonsuit, — all of which are grouped in the assignments of error shown. The record also shows that there is no exception to any finding of fact made by the court. There is exception to the signing of the judgment. In the light of this situation, the exceptions to the evidence offered are ineffectual. However, on examination they are found to be without…