Chambers v. Morris

Morris sued Chambers in an action of statutory ejectment. There was a verdict and judgment for the defendant. This appeal is prosecuted upon the theory that the court granted a motion setting aside the verdict and judgment. There is nothing of which the' defendant could complain except the action of the court with respect to- the motion. — Karter v. Peck & Bro., 121 Ala. 636.

The bill of exceptions, after setting out the motion that was made to set aside the verdict, recites, that “At a. later date of said term of court, to-wit, on June 8th, 1904, said motion coming on to be heard was…