Zinn v. Zinn

OPINION

By BARNES, J.

If the grounds of error complained of appear from the pleadings, no bill of exceptions is required. In conformity to this principle, we must accept all allegations of fact as contained in the motion as true. In addition to this, we properly have before us the original papers and the transcript of docket and journal entries. If any evidence was presented in the hearing upon the motion, such evidence would be limited to the scope of such motion. Of course conclusions of law or fact in the pleading neither add to nor take from its scope,,

If defendant presented evidence…