Thom v. Wilson's
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Jefferson ..Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtFrazer, J.
A motion is made in this court, by the appellee, to strike a bill of exceptions from the record, upon the ground that the same does not correctly state the evidence, and that the signature of the judge thereto was obtained by fraudulent representations, and that it was not filed in time.
We cannot enter upon such an inquiry. The transcript before us is properly certified, and we cannot undertake its correction, unless it has been changed since it was transmitted here, which is not pretended. We cannot make a record for any of the lower courts; that is their province, and all applications for…
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