Vanness v. Bradley

The only errors assigned in the case relate to certain rulings of the court during the progress of the trial, which are stated in a bill of exceptions, which the appellees contend is not properly in the record, because it was not signed by the judge within' the time limited by the court. It appears by the record that after verdict the appellee moved the court for. a new trial, for reasons filed in writing. The motion was overruled, and judgment rendered on the verdict, and the court gave the appellant sixty days wherein to prepare and present his bill of exceptions. A few days before the…