Jarboe v. Severin

Waiving some questions of minor importance, involving the completeness of a bill of exceptions, which purports to contain all the evidence given at the trial, there remain for consideration questions relating to the effect of a former adjudication which was pleaded, and whether or not the finding of the court is supported by the evidence in the record. The complaint was not substantially different from that considered when the case was here on a former appeal. Jarboe v. Severin, 85 Ind. 496.

It is only necessary to say, in this connection, that the action was brought to recover the value of…