Lively & Son v. Inman, Akers & Inman

1. “An exception to an auditor’s report, which requires for its determination a consideration of some part or parts of the brief of evidence, is incomplete when the evidence necessary to be considered in passing- thereon is neither incorporated therein, nor attached thereto as an.exhibit, nor specifically pointed out in the.brief of the evidence.” Brock v. Wildey, 132 Ga. 19 (63 S. E. 794).

*11August 10, 1910. Exceptions to auditor’s report. Before Judge Meadow. Gwinnett superior court. July 6, 1909. N. L. Hutchins, for plaintiffs in error. 7. L. Oal-es, contra.

2. In the trial of exceptions of…