City of Bloomington v. Hancock
Indiana Supreme Court
1Per curiam
This appeal was filed and submitted August 5, 1946. On September 3rd appellant filed its brief. On October 2nd appellee appeared specially and filed a motion to dismiss the appeal with brief. On December 12th appellant filed its verified application for writ of certiorari.
The motion to dismiss is for the reasons:
First. That the complaint, answer, reply, verdict, motion for new trial and rulings thereon, judgment, praecipe, and record entries in the trial court relating to the cause are not set forth in the record proper. They appear only in a special bill of exceptions. The assignment of…
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