Bryan v. Peabody Insurance
West Virginia Supreme Court
Supersedeas to a judgment of the municipal court oí tbe city of Wheeling, rendered on the 16th day of November, 1874, in a suit therein pending, wherein Robert Bryan was plaintiff, and the Peabody Insurance Company, defendant. The supersedeas was awarded on the petition of the defendant below. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. The Hon. Gibson L. Cranmer, judge of said municipal court, presided at the trial below.
1Opinion of the Court
Moore, Judge:
In the petition for appeal the appellant, the Peabody Insurance Co., which was defendant below, assigned seven grounds of error, but in argument waived the first, second and third and relied upon the fourth, fifth sixth and the seventh, the latter being the usual precautionary general assignment of “other errors apparent on the face of the record.”
The fourth assignment of error, being the first for consideration, raises the question: Did the court err in excluding the evidence offered by the defendant, set out in its jirst bill of exceptions ?
It appears from said bill of…
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