Blatt v. Blatt

The defendant in error moves to strike the bill of excep tions on three grounds: (1) That the court allowed thirty-days for the bill, and that it was tendered and settled by the court-not in thirty but in fifty days. (2) That the signature of the court to the bill was made “subject to the approval of McDonough & McDonough, attorneys,” and that McDonough and McDonough have never approved it. (3) That the bill was never “lodged” with the clerk of the district court in conformity with rule 26 of that court.

Upon the first point, the code of 1921, § 420, expressly gives sixty days for a bill of…