Lewis v. Meginniss

Raney, C. J.:

Appellee moves to strike the bill of ex - ceptions from the transcript of the record, because it shows upon its face that it was tendered to and signed by the Circuit Judge after the term at which the judgment was rendered, and after the time allowed by the order for making up and tendering the same. An order made by the Circuit Judge April 25, 1889, refusing a motion for a new trial, concludes thus: “ To the overruling of which motion defendant, by his attorney, excepts, which exception is noted ; and defendant allowed thirty days in which to make up his bill of exceptions and…