Graham v. Gloucester Furniture Corp.

Upon the calling of this case, the appellee, by counsel, moved the court to dismiss it upon the ground that the evidence and incidents of the hearing before the Industrial Commission are not properly before the court, because the record is only certified by the secretary of the commission.

The contention of appellee is that appeals from the Industrial Commission shall be in the same manner as appeals in equity, and that the evidence and other incidents of the hearing should have been preserved by a proper bill of exceptions or by a certificate duly authenticated by some mem ber of the…