Smith v. Hart

The petitioners herein will be referred to as the appellant, and the adverse party as the appellee. On June 2, 1922, a motion for a new trial filed in this action by appellant was overruled, and a judgment for $12,000 recovered by appellee on a claim against the decedent’s estate represented by appellant became absolute. The court allowed 120 days to file á bill of exceptions, and on the afternoon of September 30, being the 120th day, a bill of exceptions containing the evidence was duly presented to the trial judge, signed by him, and filed. The decision having grown out of a matter…