Cooper v. Wood

If this were not a case affecting the estate of a deceased person, requiring a speedy termination to enable a settlement of the estate at as early a date as practicable, we should be obliged to dismiss the suit under the rules of the court for want of a proper abstract. What purports to be an abstract contains nothing but a copy of the pleadings, and what counsel call a summary of the assignment of errors. Nearly every supposed error arose upon the admission and rejection of evidence, yet the abstract contains no evidence whatever, upon the admission and rejection of which errors are…