Ahlendorf v. First National Bank
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Laporte Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtGavin, J.
The only questions presented for our consideration in this cause arise upon the motion for a new trial. Complaint is made as to the admission and the rejection of certain evidence, and also as to the propriety of certain remarks of the presiding judge. It is also urged that the evidence is insufficient to sustain the verdict.
There is no bill of exceptions bringing into the record the evidence, or any of the proceedings upon the trial. This being the case, there is nothing upon which this court could say that the action of the court below was erroneous.
The statements in the motion for a new…
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