Coley v. Westbrook

This appeal is from a judgment at law rendered upon the verdict of a jury, and the case is here without a bill of exceptions. We may, therefore, consider “only such errors as appear from the face of the record. However, the errors complained of appear from the pleadings and the judgment, and we may therefore consider them. The opinion in' the case of Coley v. Westbrook, 206 Ark. 1111, 178 S. W. 2d 991, recites the facts out of which the case arose.

After the affirmance of the judgment in the case cited, the present suit was filed. The complaint recites that after the affirmance of that…