Graffam v. Cobb

This was a petition presented to this court “sitting as a law court” representing that the exceptions alleged by the petitioner in two cases in the court below were disallowed by the presiding judge and asking that the “exceptions may be allowed and a hearing had” by this court.

Section one of chap. 174 of the Laws of 1893, R. S. (1903), c. 77, § 55, is as follows: “If the justice disallows or fails to sign and return the exceptions, or alters any statement therein, and either party is aggrieved, the truth of the exceptions presented may be established before the supreme judicial court sitting…