Marshall v. Matson

This is an appeal from an interlocutory order appointing a receiver in vacation without notice.

Appellee insists that as no original paper, except a bill of exceptions containing the evidence, if embraced in the transcript forms a part thereof, considering appellant’s precipe and the clerk’s certificate together, it is not shown what parts of the transcript are copies and what originals, and that therefore no question is presented for determination, because this court cannot say what parts of said transcript are a part of the record.

1. Under our code of civil procedure no original paper,…