Gallagher v. Bexley
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
By BARNES, J.
The above-entitled' cause is now being determined on defendants-appellees’ motion to dismiss plaintiff’s appeal upon the following stated grounds:
“1. That the appeal herein be dismissed for want of prosecution by reason of the failure of the appellant’s to file a bill of exceptions herein.
2. That the appeal herein be dismissed for the reason that said appeal was not taken from questions of law and fact and no appeal bond was filed herein as required by §12223-6 GC, the case being in chancery, but is an attempt to be taken on questions of law only.”
Very able and…
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