Wyant v. Pottorff
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Hamilton Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtPettit, J.
The names of the parties in the assignment of errors, in the abstract, and in the brief of the appellants, are reversed, and this misled the clerk of this court, who is*513sued a summons for the appellants, which was served on them by the proper sheriff. This would not bring the appellees before this court, but the clerk has endorsed on the transcript that the case was submitted by agreement, and we suppose the parties are properly in court. In the papers above named, the parties are called plaintiffs and defendants. These are improper designations in this court. They should be “appellants and…
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