Williamson v. Joyce

SMITH, C.

Judgement was entered in the lower court in favor of the defendant Joyce, on demurrer to the complaint, from which and from a subsequent order refusing to settle his bill of exceptions the plaintiff appeals. The latter appeal, however, (assuming the order to be appealable,) must be disregarded, as, in the absence of a bill of exceptions, there is nothing to show error. We have to consider, therefore, the appeal from the judgment only.

The suit was brought to enforce a lien for sewer-work on the property of the defendant Joyce,—the other defendants (who at the time of the judgment had…