Cooley v. Broad

Concurring- Opinion.

Manning, C. J.

I concur in the judgment dismissing the appeal. The certificate of the clerk is in the usual form; i. e., that the foregoing pages contain a true and complete transcript of all the proceedings had, evidence adduced, and all the documents filed upon the trial of the case. In the absence of any allegation impeaching its truth the certificate is-conclusive — pro vertíate accipitwr. Neither party questions its truth. There is no suggestion of diminution of the record, nor application for a writ of certiorari.

In Reeves vs. Adams, 5 La. 288, it was said, the…