Bradley, Holton & Co. v. Whicker

Robinson, J. —

Appellant sued appellee on a promissory note payable in a bank in this State. Appellee had judgment. Overruling appellant’s motion for a new trial is assigned as error.

Appellee’s counsel argues that no question is presented because the bill of exceptions containing the evidence is not properly in the record. The bill was presented to the judge June 11th, and signed and ordered made part of the record June 14th. The record recites that on June 14th “Comes now the plaintiff and files her bill of exceptions number two.” The clerk certifies that the bill was filed on that-day. It…