Robertson v. Aycock

1. The bill of* exceptions recites that “during the term of court and before judgment was rendered on said verdict answering certain questions propounded by the court the defendant filed his motion in arrest of judgment. . . The same was denied.” There is no exception to this judgment. There is only an exception to the judgment refusing a new trial.

2. One ground of the motion for a new trial complains that the court *524erred in overruling tlie motion in arrest of judgment. “Objections which go to the judgment only, and do not extend to the verdict, can not properly be made grounds of a motion…