Ingersoll v. Yates
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Error from Douglas District Court. Action on administrator’s bond, brought by C. W. W. Yates against William M. Ingersoll, as principal in said bond, and Caroline A. Ingersoll and William A. Simpson, as sureties therein. The district court, at October Term, 1876, gave judgment in favor of plaintiff, and defendants bring the case here.
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Error from Douglas District Court. Action on administrator’s bond, brought by C. W. W. Yates against William M. Ingersoll, as principal in said bond, and Caroline A. Ingersoll and William A. Simpson, as sureties therein. The district court, at October Term, 1876, gave judgment in favor of plaintiff, and defendants bring the case here. The defendant in error objects that the case was not properly settled, in that the trial judge, (his term of office having expired before the hearing of the motion for a new trial by the present judge,) was not the proper person to settle the case. It is clear…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by .
Valentine, J.:
The petition in error in this case is founded upon what purports to be a case-made for the supreme court, and not upon a certified transcript of the proceedings of the court below. ' Froth this “case-made,” it appears that the judgment sought to be reversed was rendered on December 20, 1876, by Hon. Owen A. Bassett, judge of the district court in and for Douglas county. On the same day, the defendants below, plaintiffs in error, against whom the judgment was rendered, filed a motion for a new trial. These were the last proceedings had…
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