Vermillion v. Nelson

The questions which it is the purpose of this • appeal to present can not be understood or decided without-an examination of the entire evidence given upon the trial,., and if the appellee is correct in asserting, as she does, that it is not all in the record, we can not examine the questions-sought to be presented. Our first duty, then, is to ascertain whether the bill of exceptions does show that all the evidence is carried into the record; for it is well settled that questions: requiring for their correct decision an examination of the whole evidence can not be considered unless the record…