Faulkner v. Bank of McCrory

This appeal is from a judgment of the Woodruff Circuit Court, Central District, and the errors complained of for the reversal of the judgment are such that could only be made to appear by a bill of exceptions.

A motion for a new trial was filed August 25, 1927, and was by the court overruled on that day, and 120 days allowed for the filing of the bill of exceptions. The court adjourned for the term on August 2,6. The bill of exceptions was approved by the trial court on December 27, 1927, which was, of course, more than 120 days after the order of the court had 'been made allowing that time…