Massey v. Pitts, Cook & Co.

(Atlanta,

Practice in Supreme Court — Brief of Evidence — -Approval by Court.* — The brief of evidence, when brought up as a part of the record, though the bill of exceptions, certified to by the Judge, contains the assertion that it was agreed upon by counsel, must nevertheless, show that it was approved by the Court. (R.). Practice in the Supreme Court. Brief of evidence. Before the Supreme Court of Georgia. January Term, 1873.

When this case was called, counsel for defendants moved to dismiss the writ of error, on the ground that neither the bill *of exceptions nor the record showed that the…