Underwood Typewriter Co. v. Andreson

The appellant complains of a judgment rendered against him on May 27, 1909, for $599.25, and assigns as error the insufficiency of the testimony and certain rulings upon the evidence. Steps were taken towards making a case for the supreme court but none was ever settled or signed. Appellant, however, was entitled to take an appeal under the, new code. (Civ. Code, §§ 569, 574.) Such an appeal was taken which brought up the pleadings, judgment and such proceedings as became a part of the record. The testimony was not preserved and made a part of the record and appellee insists that no…