McCray v. Craig & Sons

POEEENBARGER, JUDGE:

A defect in the bill of exceptions taken in this case precludes consideration of any of the assignments of error, based upon the action of the court in admitting and excluding evidence, giving or refusing instructions and overruling the motion to set aside the verdict. It contains no descriptive matter, affording means of identifying any paper as one embracing the evidence. An ordér makes a paper styled “General Bill of Exceptions” part of the record, but it says only this as to the evidence: “And the defendant hereby tenders this, his general bill of exceptions, which…