City of Bainbridge v. Jester

(After stating the foregoing facts.) In the brief of counsel for defendants in error a motion is made to dismiss the main bill of exceptions, upon the ground that there is no sufficient assignment of error. It is insisted that the judgment should be affirmed, because no error is sufficiently assigned, specified, or submitted to the Supreme Court, and for that reason there is nothing for this court to pass upon or consider, and the court is without jurisdiction to- consider the present writ of error. Section 6224 of the Civil Code of 1910 declares that “bills of exceptions must distinctly…