Schillinger v. Wickersham

On account of adverse rulings of the court the plaintiff took a nonsuit with bill of exceptions. It is clear from an inspection of the record that on the last ruling on demurrer to the complainant it became necessary for plaintiff to suffer non-suit. This ruling is not reserved for the decision of the Supreme Court by bill of exceptions, but by an appeal on the record, as in other cases. The statute is as follows: “If, from any ruling or decision of the court on the trial of a cause, either upon pleadings, admission or rejection of evidence, or upon charges to the jury, it may become…