McFadden v. Owens

This was an action brought by. appellees against appellants to set aside a sale of real estate; also, to declare a judgment satisfied, and for *214damages. There was a special finding of facts, with conclusions of law, and judgment in favor of appellees.

It is first assigned as error that the court sustained appellees’ motion for leave to amend their complaint. The record shows that ten days from the 13th day of January, 1896, were given appellant within which to prepare and tender his bill of exceptions to the ruling of the court on this motion. The certificate of the judge to the bill as filed…