Jones v. Wolfe

Ryan, C.

On motion, the bill of exceptions in this case was quashed at the September term of this court, 1892. The questions argued pertained to matters of fact which render it necessary to resort to the bill of exceptions to determine what, if any, merit is involved. Counsel for plaintiff in error cite the cases of Donavan v. Sherwin, 16 Neb., 130, Scott v. Waldeck, 11 Neb., 525, and City of Seward v. Klenk, 27 Neb., 615, in support of the proposition that a bill of exceptions, though quashed, may be examined to ascertain whether or not there was sufficient evidence to sustain the verdict.…