Cooper v. Meaders

1. Wliere a petition for certiorari set forth the evidence and proceedings in the trial court, including the final judgment, the motion of the plaintiff to strike parts of the defendant’s answer, the objections of the defendant to testimony for the plaintiff, the grounds of such motion and objections, and the court’s orders and rulings thereon, and thereafter in the petition added specific assignments of error containing the legal contentions of the defendant, and the trial judge in his answer to the petition stated that it “sets forth the proceedings had on the trial of this case . . and is…