Brown & Hackney v. Covington
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Saline Circuit Court; Scott Wood, Judge; The case was tried before Judge Scott Wood and the bill of exceptions is not properly signed by him. 99 Ark. 97; 51 Id. 280; 81 Id. 65; 101 Id. 84; 102 Id. 439; 80 Id. 619.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
The trial of this cause in the court below was presided over by the Honorable Scott Wood, judge of the Eighteenth Circuit, upon an exchange with the Honorable W. H. Evans, regular judge of the Saline ■Circuit Court, where the cause was tried. Within the time allowed, a bill of exceptions was' presented to Judge Wood for his approval, and was signed by him after he had written just above his signature the notation: “Signed subject to change if found to be incorrect or incomplete.” Following Judge Wood’s signature, the bill of exceptions was endorsed: “Approved: "W. H. Evans, Judge Seventh…
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