Ohio & Mississippi Railway Co. v. McDaneld

The appellant’s motion to require the appellee to make his complaint more specific was overruled. Such a motion must be brought into the record by bill of exceptions or by special order of the court. Thomas v. Griffin, 1 Ind. App. 457; Elliott App. Proc., sections 190, 191, 814.

A bill of exceptions relating to this ruling was filed, but it does not contain the motion. It is said in the bill that the “motion was in writing, and filed in open court, and reads *110as follows, to wit (heretofore set out in this record, on pages 3 and 4).” Ou the pages of the transcript to which reference is thus…