Trout v. West

This was an action by the appellees for goods sold and delivered to the appellants. On the trial, a motion was made to suppress certain depositions because the name of the clerk of the county, before whom they had been taken, was signed to the certificate by his deputy. The court overruled the motion, and such, action, we have held in another ease, furnishes no ground for reversal. Trout et al. v. Williams, ante, p. 18.

After the jury had received the instructions of the court, it was agreed by the attorneys and ordered by the court, that the jury, if they agreed upon a verdict, might seal the…