Morris v. Thomasson

The judgment appealed from in this case must be affirmed for the questions at issue between the parties were decided by a jury trial, and it does not appear that any proper bill of exceptions was filed within the time required by law. There is a bill of exceptions in the record certified to by certain persons as bystanders, but it does not appear that this or any other bill of exceptions was first presented to the circuit judge, and rejected by him. Fordyce v. Jackson, 56 Ark. 594.

Again, it does not appear that this bill of exceptions was filed during the term of court at which the judgment…